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What’s it Worth? Works on Paper at Arcadia–the show

By libby | November 22, 2009

This is part 2 of a 2 part post. Part 1 is about the talk delivered by show juror Joao Ribas.
Ribas’ choices for the Arcadia Works on Paper exhibit raise issues of sharing, reproducibility and loss of copyright control. They raise disturbing questions about the value of all art at a time when works on [...]

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New curator, new look, at Fleisher/Ollman

By libby | January 6, 2009

Nicholas Lenker, Sacrifices Will Be Made, 2008. clay, glaze, enamel, wood, metal. 16×8×8 inches
“You Open so Late, You Close so Early” is Amy Adams first outing with the Fleisher/Ollman winter invitational, and although she is only one part of the curatorial team (see comment at end of post), there clearly is a difference.
Previous shows [...]

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Weekly Update — Fleisher-Ollman’s Winter Invitational goodness

By roberta | December 25, 2008

This week’s Weekly has my review of the winter invitational show at Fleisher-Ollman. Below is the copy with some pictures and a few changes.
Shawn Thornton, one of five paintings in the show, oil on panel, 11×11″
Sly and serpentine works turn Fleisher-Ollman’s sixth annual emerging artist show into an Eden with bite. F-O is [...]

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