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Guest Interview for CIVA: Moving Image/Subjective Surface

Originally Posted: December 3, 2012, 10am, CIVA An Interview with Karen Brummund, Artist in Residence, DGW 2012By Bonnie Kate  Earlier this year, CIVA assembled thirty-some young female artists, historians, and administrators for a conference situated in scenic Vermont. The conference, Doing Good Well (or DGW,) set out to celebrate, encourage, and further train a select group

3-Day Forecast of (a portion of possible) Events

THURSDAY Wayne Adams “The (Sacred) Void” Curated by Allison Peller Thursday, 6p First Things Editorial Offices 35 East 21st Street, Sixth Floor (between Broadway and Park) A wine and cheese reception will follow. Performa is having a fundraiser, 6p or 9pSpecial Performance Guest! Loc: 508 West 37th Street between 10th and 11th Avenueshttp://11.performa-arts.org/event/relache-the-party/ Hurricane Sandy Relief Benefit

Hunter Open Studio Review

Were you there? I admit that academic open studio events are not for the faint of heart. But fortunately some artists take pity on the poor curators and hipster-friends who dredge out to their academic buildings, up flights of stairs, and get lost in the labyrinth of hallways, and temporary wall divisions by offering dollar store candies, or Charles Shaw! That makes

Young Curatorial Assistant: Alli Peller

Her name may not appear on the press release, but Allison Peller has been critical to the organization of the New.New York exhibit (curated by Artist / Photographer / Curator / Educator, John Silvis) at the Essel Museum in Vienna. With the exhibit (open NOW, since November 23rd) quickly approaching, I wanted to get a few

Young Artist Profile: Sarah Cram

I met Sarah Cram at a conference for female leaders in the visual arts. Acting as the intern she kept a low profile as she scurried around setting up the event space. After shooting the breeze with another Art Admin regarding our different, but parallell visions and work, she suggested I sit Sarah down for

Artist Interview w/ Amanda Hamilton

Recently I’ve been hearing some talk about the fall-out rate of female artists after giving birth. While I do not doubt that it happens, my own observation has been of a different demographic. Let us consider a more substantial statistic of women falling off the studio-practice bandwagon in the immediate exodus of those who, upon receiving their degree,

Exhibit Announcement: Joyce Lee

@ Capitol Skyline Hotel in D.C. Thurs, Oct 4 – Sunday, Oct 7. Announcing Joyce Lee at the (e)merge Art Fair. “Made in China” will be Ms. Lee‘s first foray into live performance with video installation! “Made in China” is an experimental work about luxury commodities, labor production, and global economies. Also from Ms. Lee: “Perspectives: a

Tomorrow at Soho20: 547 West 27th St. #301, NYC, NY

The Secret Rooms of the Dirt Palace performance, sale and exhibition: (Including “Women I’ve Known, Biblically.” by JR Uretsky at 7pm) The Secret Rooms of the Dirt Palace is a multi-media performance that explores constructing and performing femininities through a series of vignettes framed by the explicit explanations of Madame Von Malt Liqueur, our narrator whose