There are many ubiquitous topics that flutter around the “art-world” consciousness that never seem to land. Every once in a while those ideas can be reinterpreted in a way that just “clicks”. It may feel right because it feels new, or because someone else (who is totally genius) “gets it”! This can be really satisfying
The exhibit “EX: Collaborative Creation” is headed West, to Chicago. Chi-town Artista, Robin Kang, will host the second life of the installation at her Carousel Project. I, for one, am very excited to see her interpretation along with Dan Swartz, who will also be hosting the third personification of the work in Indiana later this summer.
[powerpress] ^Here is my first attempt at publishing a podcast. Please listen and read along, and feel free to give me feedback on content/topics/etc. Below is an article that I read aloud in the podcast from the New York Times as well as 2 video links from Arts Advocacy Day with representative Alec Baldwin speaking
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Many great contributors are on board and ready to produce “Day Job” if we give them the go-ahead. Kickstarter (incase you haven’t checked it out) is a way for idea people of all kinds can pitch their ideas to individuals who will, bit by bit, pledge to fund their program or concept. The trick is,
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photo by Flora Hanitijo via New York Times’ tMagazine In the recent NYmag list of how to make it in the art world – they might have got a lot of it right, but they did forget one tried and true rule-of-thumb: Invest in another profession that makes you rich or interesting to other art-world people. Their
The exhibit “Ex: Collaborative Creation” had a great opening event at IAM‘s 38|39 gallery earlier this month! I had the privilege of curating the New York iteration of the exhibit, and it will now travel to Carrousel Space in Chicago, and Wunderkammer following later this Summer. Upwards of 60 people attended the opening, among them were students, artists, writers, and IAM’s
In his career as a dancer and choreographer, Merce Cunningham formed how modern dance was defined. Passionately, he continued to dance, teach, and collaborate for many many years in his studio in New York, until his death in 2009. Since then his studio remained open for a period of time and his company toured his last pieces.
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