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Archive for March, 2010

Michiko Itatani

Michiko Itatani

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Links, 3.27.2010

Jonah Lehrer on creativity and the childlike mind. A preview of Carla Knopp’s upcoming exhibit at the Harrison Center for the Arts. Ben Katchor likes looking over your shoulder.  More Ben Katchor. Good one, Art in America!  Using Flickr-style ‘notes’ on images of artworks, often tagged and explained by the artists themselves.  It’s a view [...]

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Gianna Commito

Gianna Commito

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Matt Ballou has named 5 desert island essential works of art for a Friday edition feature in his hometown newspaper: “What this saturation of the arts into all of human life and society tells me is that I would not have to take art with me onto that desert island. People – or at least [...]

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Cindy Tower:  Decadense at Bruno David Gallery, March 19-May 8, 2010.

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Ed Paschke at Gagosian, March 18-April 24, 2010. Personally I’m very-very happy to see Paschke in a place to get the attention, and any bump in status, that getting shown in this blue-chip brings.. It also puts me in mind of a question I ask myself occassionally (off on a tangent):  what happened to all [...]

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Kerry James Marshall’s “Untitled (Painter)” on exhibit alongside several fantastic preparatory drawings as part of the MCA-Chicago’s Production Site:  The Artist’s Studio Inside-Out.

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MWCapacity: undercrowded at the University of Central Missouri Gallery of Art & Design, March11-April 10, 2010.  The exhibit is part of the MINT: 3 exhibitions.  3 spaces.  3 ideas. program.  Solo exhibits by Davin Watne and Lisa Iglesias make the other 2 of 3 exhibitions/spaces/ideas.  Participating artists in undercrowded are: Joey Borovicka, Sam King, Kristin [...]

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Rock Wall, 2009, 9′ x 7′, oil on canvas Claire Sherman, it seems, has finally got some free time.  Since I got in touch with Sherman about doing a Q&A for us, she’s come off a solo show at DCKT Gallery, moved to Brooklyn for a residency at the Marie Walsh Sharpe Foundation, opened another [...]

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You tell us what to do

In the interview Sam conducted with Kristin Musgnug, she suggested a discussion topic—early encounters with art that makes a lasting impression.  We love the idea, Sam’s planning a post on it, and it made me wonder:  does anybody else out there have any topics that they would like to see discussed? It would be great [...]

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