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Archive for October, 2008

Matta, Glimmer of Violence, 1958
from the permanent collection of the Mildred Lane Kemper Museum of Art at Washington University in St. Louis.  And here’s Let’s Phosphoresce by Intellection  II, ca. 1950 from the collection of the Nelson-Atkins Museum in Kansas City. 

Zoom in on the KC Matta here.

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UA Fort Smith (where I work this year) went on an excursion today to see a really excellent sampling of James T. Dyke’s collection, which is chiefly work on paper.  The show is at the Arkansas Arts Center, Little Rock’s art museum.  I think we’ve discussed elsewhere on the blog, the AAC is worth putting [...]

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un-blink/blink by Steve Budington from his solo exhibit, the Pioneers, October 27-November 14 2008, at the Colburn Gallery at the University of Vermont.

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Ideal (Dis-) Placements presents Old Master paintings borrowed from the St. Louis Art Museum and the Fogg Museum of Art at Harvard University in the Pulitzer Foundation’s amazing Tadao Ando-designed building.   I(D)P  gives viewers the chance to see these works in a decidedly contemporary space that may in some ways be more historically authentic.  From the [...]

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Anne Thompson images up at ANABA

ANABA has posted some images from Anne Thompson’s exhibit at Hudson/Franklin Gallery in NYC.  There’s even a shot that shows the special hanging device for those reversible paintings, something that Sam wondered about the last time we posted her work.  Here is the link to the ANABA.  Here is the link to our earlier post.

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Ke-Sook Lee

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Logan Grider at Thierry Goldberg, October 17-November 16, 2008 (via)

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The Arkansas Arts Center in Little Rock recently acquired a Rackstraw Downes drawing, which is on view until December.  Details here.

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The Walton Arts Center in Fayetteville is hosting ‘Slow Dancing’ (2007), a work by David Michalek.  Michalek uses a military-grade super-slow motion camera to record dancers at 1000 frames per second, then plays them back at the usual fps but REALLY REALLY BIG.  More info here.  I’d embed some kind of image but the Slow [...]

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Kim Piotrowski

Kim Piotrowski

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