UNTITLED:dialogue is a one-year project organized by Jessie Yang and He Yu. This duo met at New York Univeristy’s Steinhardt Graduate school for Visual Arts Management. Both originally from China, (Shanghai and Sichuan, respectively,) they had the idea to create a monthly forum for further dialogue that centered around Contemporary Asian Art being created locally, in New
Mind, blown. Two great musical artists whom I love, collaborating over skype! MLE Racing Heart
Thanks Robin for being so awesome and hosting the second installment of EX: Collaborative Creation in your ROCKING Chicago apartment a.k.a. “Carousel Space”. Robin Kang is an incredible artist who has true dedication and vision. Check out her own artwork here. Weather she is building a brick house (or a digital textile) this girl is mighty-mighty. So,
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Day Job Magazine raised the funding they needed to get Kickstarted! Check out their site here: Day Job Mag!
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.
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,
[Exhibit overview]
[Exhibit overview]
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