Small Drawing 2009 by Aaron Olshan
Out of the Blue, the Turn Around 2007 by Bill Radawec
Guns and Roses 2004 by Ilona Anderson
Untitled, Street Photography 2009 by Orville Robertson
Sunday, August 30, 2009
Facebook Curatorial Week 8
Out of the Blue, the Turn Around 2007 by Bill Radawec
Untitled, Street Photography 2009 by Orville Robertson
Sunday, August 23, 2009
Facebook Curatorial Week 7
Untitled, Wire Series (2009) by Wolfgang Stiller
Zipper Helix (2009) by Meridith Pingree
Handshake Machine (2009) by Debra Jenks
Separatrix (2009) by Phillip Buntin
Sunday, August 16, 2009
Facebook Curatorial Week 6
Untitled (2009) by Dave Perry
Atonement (2009) by John Robertson
Sugar & Spice (2008) by Orly Cogan
Yes We Did #3 (2009) by Victor Davson
Saturday, August 8, 2009
Facebook Curatorial Week 5
Plunder Road (2008) by Gelah Penn
Tibetan Prayer Flags (2008) by Willow Gray
Bath (2007) by Bonnie De Witt
Be the change united in = rights, liberty, justice 4 ALL (2008) by Barbe' Slitkin
Sunday, August 2, 2009
New Reviews
Two reviews that I have written have just been published by Afterimage, in their July/August issue. One is rather lengthy and considers the Pictures Generation at the Met, which is about to close if it hasn't already. The other reviews a show that Michael Mandiberg curated at Eyebeam Gallery titled, "Permanent States of Emergency."
Aside from that I recently uploaded reviews of Carol Salmanson, Gustave Caillebotte and Don Voisine to ArtQuips. I am currently at work on two pieces for Whitehot Magazine: an interview with Hans Op de Beek and a preview of the Tim Burton exhibition that will open at the MoMA in late November.
I would also like to bring to your attention to two online art hubs that appear to complement that of UbuWeb and Rhizome. Founded by former Whitney Director, Maxwell Anderson, ArtBabble is a significant online outreach program that serves as an online salon about art, artists and by artists. Many museums around the country have recently thrown their support behind the venture. Not only can one see how a Sol LeWitt is made, for instance, but artists can upload their own videos as well. Creative Africa is run by Mark Coetzee, brother to author J. M. Coetzee. His effort for PumaCreative is to bring together an array of artists, curators, writers and so on who could exchange ideas and find opportunities with one another.
Aside from that I recently uploaded reviews of Carol Salmanson, Gustave Caillebotte and Don Voisine to ArtQuips. I am currently at work on two pieces for Whitehot Magazine: an interview with Hans Op de Beek and a preview of the Tim Burton exhibition that will open at the MoMA in late November.
I would also like to bring to your attention to two online art hubs that appear to complement that of UbuWeb and Rhizome. Founded by former Whitney Director, Maxwell Anderson, ArtBabble is a significant online outreach program that serves as an online salon about art, artists and by artists. Many museums around the country have recently thrown their support behind the venture. Not only can one see how a Sol LeWitt is made, for instance, but artists can upload their own videos as well. Creative Africa is run by Mark Coetzee, brother to author J. M. Coetzee. His effort for PumaCreative is to bring together an array of artists, curators, writers and so on who could exchange ideas and find opportunities with one another.
Saturday, August 1, 2009
Facebook Curatorial Week 4
Untitled (2008) by Gretchen Bennett
Burning Light (2008) by Grace Graupe Pillard
Sky (2009) by Mandy Greer
Wings (2006) by Amanda Church
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