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 performances. [...]
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Sarah O’Donnell’s mountain lodge from The Shining at Little Berlin, June 2008
Little Berlin’s founders Martha Savery and Kristen Neville-Taylor put out a call for members a while back to mix it up a bit and push their space forward. I talked with Savery by phone last week and she explained the move as a [...]
In the onslought of exhibits of graduating students work, there are still more standouts, and I thought I’d cherry pick a few.
In the group exhibit Restless Discontent, at My House Gallery, I was intrigued by work by several of the artists.
Sarah O’Donnell
Sarah O’Donnell (who also has work up at Little Berlin right now–see previous post), [...]
Conor Fields, a view of the works behind the Untitled bookcase projection
We all have a love affair going with the movies–arguably the narrative art form of our times–and the exhibit in Little Berlin is all about that.
Post Production features multi-media installations by Sarah O’Donnell and Conor Fields that blow kisses to the movies.
Conor Fields, Day [...]
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