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Archive for January, 2009
Q & A with Michael Stillion
Posted in Painting, tagged Art, Artist, Bloomington IN, Cincinnati OH, Michael Stillion, Painting, RAIR, Roswell NM on January 28, 2009| 15 Comments »
Carla Knopp talks to Henri Art Magazine
Posted in Painting, tagged Art, Carla Knopp, Henri Art Magazine, Indianapolis, Painting on January 23, 2009| 3 Comments »
Knitta
Posted in Not Painting, tagged Houston TX, Knitta, Knitting, Street Art, Tag Crew of Knitters on January 21, 2009| 7 Comments »
From wikipedia:
“Knitta is a tag crew of anonymous rogue knitters who leave graffiti on monuments, utility poles, and other public items. Unlike traditional taggers, Knitta uses non-damaging materials, such as yarn and cloth. The crew’s mission is to make street art ‘a little more warm and fuzzy’.”
Roller-biters?
Posted in Uncategorized on January 19, 2009| 4 Comments »
Not quite breaking news, but close: somebody’s totally copying Fayetteville-based painter Donald Roller Wilson‘s chops for cheap on the ebay.
No comparison, really. A real Roller below:
Mel Chin at University of Arkansas
Posted in Not Painting, tagged Art, art:21, Mel Chin, University of Arkansas, visiting artist on January 17, 2009| 1 Comment »
Artist Mel Chin is currently in Fayetteville for a month-long teaching/art-making visit. Details here.
Q&A with Linnea Spransy
Posted in Painting, tagged Art, Artist, Artist Interview, Byron Cohen Gallery, Kansas City MO, Linnea Spransy, Painting on January 13, 2009| 13 Comments »
Linnea Spransy (and here): “I am like a line: finite, simple, acutely limited.”
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Links
Posted in Uncategorized on January 12, 2009| 1 Comment »
- Above, a clip from Johanna Billing’s Graduate Show from 1999. Johanna Billing: Taking Turns is at the Kemper Museum of Art until February 1, 2009. I’m feeling these softspoken videos.
- The Kemper has acquired local artist Archie Scott Gobber’s 80″x124″ In Loving Memory of You. It’s awesome and it’s up right now.
- At ArtLies: a recent review of a Gobber show from last summer. And a review of a Kehinde Wiley show from around the same time.
- Ricky Allman, Grant Miller and Linnea Spransy currently at Byron Cohen Gallery. We’ll have a Q&A with Spransy up soon.
- Sarah Mote on Evermore: Pattern & Process at the Epsten Gallery in KCK.
- “Cynicism falls in between optimism and pessimism. It’s a golden mean.” English professor Eric G. Wilson discusses melancholy. Maybe related to my feeling the Billings videos?
- Casey Roberts at Neoteric Art.
- UPDATE: Casey Roberts at On the Cusp, too.
- Barely-there paintings: The Old Gold talks to Knoxville, TN painter Carrie Pollack.
- Opening a World: Five Figurative Artists at the Painting Center.
- Joanne Mattera’s Artblog is putting together an online exhibit of 50 Over 50—–50 artists over the age of 50 whose work proves that experience counts. Looks like artists are supposed to submit their own work for consideration. Instructions at Mattera’s blog. Non-coastal artists deserve to be well-represented, so submit yo’self! UPDATE: SORRY 50 OVER 50 IS CANCELLED.
- Want more links? C-Monster.
Posted in Uncategorized on January 8, 2009|
Interrupting our all art all the time programming…here is a link to sign an Amnesty Intl petition asking the US to insist on protecting civilians in Gaza. Thanks.
Q&A with Kay Knight
Posted in Painting, tagged Artist, Kay Knight, Knight Painting, Milwaukee WI, Painting on January 8, 2009| 12 Comments »
Dream House II, 39″ x 51″
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Thanks for ’08
Posted in Uncategorized on January 1, 2009| 5 Comments »
image: Duane Hanson, The Salesman, 1992, from the collection of the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art
Just wanted to say thank you to everyone who’s been looking at MWC–participatory and non-participatory! Here’s to hoping we all survive the Global Economic Downturn! Happy New Year!
