Hey, it’s Monday! Wake up and try these links for a mix of fun and thoughtful stuff.
The title of the exhibit Let’s Go Enjoy Nature! is pretty funny. There’s nothing natural about standing in a gallery looking at art–an imitation of life. But art is the sincerest form of flattery. And speaking of the joys of what’s unnatural, air conditioning in this beastly weather is just the ticket.
It was a beautiful way to start the holiday weekend — with a people-filled opening. Two artists selected for the Bambi Biennial came from as far away as New Orleans and Oklahoma City. And both of them flew in for the opening. Hugh Meade, from Oklahoma City, was looking to meet artists with whom he [...]
Posted in tags a-z | Also tagged alissa eberle, amy orr, art of the steal, bambi biennial 2010, bambi gallery, barnes, bobby gonzales, candace karsh, emily satis, hugh meade, john woodin, justin rubich, katrina mortorff, michael bednar, montana torrey, phil diwilliams, tiernan alexander, tim eads |
2009 is the year artblog had its sixth birthday and graduated to a WordPress design and a real logo and new maps and listings! Liberta made it to the Miami art fairs this year for the first time. Loved it, won’t be going back — we’ll take Manhattan. Volta New York is still our favorite [...]
Here’s a few pictures from last night’s Re-task up at FLUXspace. The event was packed and there were a lot of really creative things being made and a lot of very good energy. I have more photos at flickr.
By libby | September 18, 2009
A fabulous show of contemporary portraits, my face in your space, at Nexus, is a reminder that 1) no two faces are alike 2) no two eyes are alike 3) no two minds are alike, and 4) we all love to look at faces.
The three top prizes at this year’s Victory for Tyler exhibit (subtitled Sculpture 2009), went to Philadelphia artists. The huge, 29-artist exhibit attracted 500 people to Saturday’s opening at the Ice Box at the Crane Arts Center. There is a second opening tonight, at The Crane’s Second Thursday, 6-9 p.m. that will include some more [...]
Posted in tags a-z | Also tagged candy depew, chris golas, francine gintoff, gene hracho, gregory labold, ianthe jackson, joseph di giuseppe, joshua kerner, laura hricko, roxana perez-mendez, sarah o'donnell, sarina basta, sculpturecenter, susanna gieske, tim belknap |
By libby | January 7, 2008
Thought I’d take you on a tour with me and Andrea of some of the stuff we saw. To see all my pictures, go to my Flickr set here. 222 GalleryBig Kids, Little Kids, curated by John Freeborn Jesse Goldstein, Stripes, screenprint, 18 x 24 inches The first gallery, 222, and the first piece I [...]
A nice crowd turns out for ! Gallery’s grand opening I don’t know how to get to 727 Oak Lane with public transportation. But after I saw the exhibit at ! Gallery, I wish I had. The exhibit is entitled The World Won’t End But Ours Will is about the earth going to hell in [...]
Lynne ClibanoffOriginally uploaded by sokref1. Lynne Clibanoff mini-environment in a small plywood box. Click image to see it bigger [This week's Weekly has my review of Gallery Joe's Drawing Spaces, the 2-person exhibit of sculpture and drawings by Lynne Clibanoff and Cheryl Goldsleger. There's also a sketch about the new FUEL Gallery. Here's the link [...]
