So, some of you may have heard of this show on BRAVO called “Gallery Girls“? At first I thought it was going to be a clone of “A Work Of Art” which has its share of trumped up drama but ultimately gives real artists real exposure and critiques. Then, after seeing the promo videos and getting messages
For a look at the DNC’s approach to benedictions and invocations, see this link: CLICK 😀. The woman (Jenna) who gave the benediction last night works with her husband in aid of the water crisis in Africa and had me at “St. Francis“. And now for the women you have been waiting for: I encourage you to
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“Jennifer Mills is a performance artist who lives and works in Chicago, where she teaches in the Contemporary Practices Department at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Mills’ work centers on the personalization and creative dissemination of multiples. By designing systems of creating and distributing original art objects for free or at a low cost, Mills creates a
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Enjoy a listen, thanks to NPR!
Various court cases and media coverage have revealed to us how the internet can be a vehicle for some (even well-meaning) folks to go “too-far”, whether violations of privacy are determined a little too late, or web trolling goes out of control. Recently there have been images circulating documenting an unqualified painter’s attempt at a restoration
This is not the first time that I have interviewed Ms. Scoville, but I thought it would be interesting to follow-up with her since one of the topics we discussed in the previous Sedentarialist interview has birthed a new path for this young San Franciscan. At the time she had just begun volunteering for ReImagine,
While some of us American women question how we can enjoy and support our families while educating ourselves and building a career – highlighted in recent TED talks and the Atlantic magazine – there are still women abroad who are severely punished for aspiring to anything other than a life in the home and the fields. We
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This Kickstarter is attempting to raise the funds to complete a very important documentary on Hip-Hop around the world in communities that are struggling to find their voice – whether in the midst of revolution or breaking away from globally propagated stereotypes. Please donate to his fund! Related Link: Nadia Al-Sakkaf Interview on TED (Nadia is a
Art Admins, Dan and Meaghan, speak with Lacey Richter at the EX opening in NY “Lacey Richter is an Austin-based artist in Texas working in a variety of media, including paint, charcoal, needle and thread, electric tape and fabric. Her work is influenced by internal energies and intuition. Richter’s organic mixed-media pieces and fabric-based installations
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