Posted in Uncategorized on November 30, 2008| Leave a Comment »
-On and on with Gerhard Richter Around here: the Guardian UK has a review of a Richter survey at the National Gallery in Edinburgh.
–The St. Louis Post-Dispatch talks about Old Masters at the Pulitzer.
-Also in the Dispatch, a review of Action/Abstraction, the St. Louis Art Museum’s survey of AbEx painting.
Posted in Not Painting, tagged Art, Barry Anderson, Digital Art, Digital Video, Dr. Skullface, Kansas City, Nathan Boyer, Nerman Museum of Art, Sam King, Video Art on November 28, 2008| 3 Comments »
Barry Anderson. Op Eyes, a single-channel HD Video, was commissioned by the Nerman Museum at Johnson County Community College. It’s on view in the New Media Room until February 1, 2009. It took me a couple of looks at Barry’s website to find the thumbnails for his other videos. It’s a little bar immediately under the image, for those as prone to overlooking the obvious as I.
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Other video art news:
-Nathan Boyer is showing Videos and Paintings at Lumenhouse in Brooklyn. Here is an excerpt from Dr. Skullface.
-Sam has been making and showing new videos. Go to his website to get some Existentialism for Dummies.
UPDATE: In non-video art news, there is a new Caleb Weintraub interview over at Daily Serving.
Posted in Not Painting, tagged Art, Drawing, Lawrence KS, Michael Krueger, Printmaking on November 26, 2008| 6 Comments »
Posted in Painting, tagged Angelina Gualdoni, Baltimore, Chicago, Kavi Gupta, Skowhegan, St. Louis on November 24, 2008| 22 Comments »
Posted in Painting, tagged Art, New Mexico, Painting, Susan Rothenberg on November 21, 2008| 17 Comments »
Posted in Painting, tagged Art, Gerhard Richter, Painting, Photorealism, St Louis Museum of Art on November 18, 2008| 33 Comments »
Posted in Painting, tagged Grace Hartigan, Links on November 18, 2008| 1 Comment »
Richard Lacayo writes about Hartigan for Time. William Grimes for the NY Times. Some Hartigan paintings can be seen in Action/Abstraction at the St. Louis Art Museum until January 11, 2009.
