“Installation art and towering text combine in the Appleton’s new exhibit ‘Faith & the Devil,'” Ocala
In the eons since written language was developed, its art typically was words: poetry, essays, plays and so forth.
Monthly Archives: January 2015
“Farber Foundation Announces Finalists for Cuban Art Awards,” ARTnews
Luis Cruz Azaceta is one of the most prolific, consistent artists. His works range from intimate drawings and monumental paintings, sculptures to intricate installations that convey the individual drama in contemporary global society. He has visualized with a critical eye a wide range of personal and social themes in his paintings.
Erwin Redl: Random Precision in the Metric of Time
Installation views of Erwin Redl: Random Precision in the Metric of Time – January 2015 Exhibition at Arthur Roger@434.
Dawn DeDeaux: Does Anyone Remember Laughter? Lost Landscapes and Lonely Men | Opening Reception
Dawn DeDeaux: Does Anyone Remember Laughter? Lost Landscapes and Lonely Men | Opening Reception
“Between Apocalypses,” The New York Times
Dawn DeDeaux has been thinking a lot about the apocalypse, and she’d like to get you in the mood, too. “MotherShip,” her installation for Prospect.3, this town’s international biennial (which, in typical New Orleans fashion, has rolled around not quite on schedule), proposes an exit strategy from planet Earth. Ms. DeDeaux, a mixed-media artist, said she has taken to heart Stephen Hawking’s prediction that earthlings have 100 years left before the planet gives out. Opening Oct. 25, and set in an abandoned, roofless warehouse with trees growing through it, the installation will have recorded music by George Clinton and Sun Ra, giant steel rings that suggest those made for the zeppelins of yore, ladders and stacked chairs as a galactic assist, and places to store your mementos and Ms. DeDeaux’s.
“Review: Prospect.3 at the Contemporary Arts Center,” Gambit
Welcome to the world! There is a National Geographic quality about much of Prospect.3, which offers many windows on the far corners of the planet.
Courtney Egan: Circulation of Light
Installation views of Courtney Egan: Circulation of Light – January 2015 Exhibition at Arthur Roger Gallery New Media Room
“2 Years, 1,242 Drawings. Step Inside This Obsessive Artist’s Brain.” GOOD Magazine
In 2012, virtuosic sculpture and video artist James Drake decided to do something totally new for him: Draw every single day for two years.
Pale Horse in Self Reflection
Installation view of Pale Horse in Self Reflection from the Mothership exhibition at the Center for Living Arts, Mobile, AL.