As a part of F*ck U! In the Most Loving Way: A National Feminist Art exhibition at the Arc Gallery in San Francisco, running until January 21, 2017, Faith Wilding and Viet Le will perform welcome-waiting, an updated version of Wilding’s iconic Waiting. In the exhibition, fifty-two artists speak out against misogyny. Scheduled on the heels of a contentious Presidential […]
In 4Columns Sowon Kwon writes about Bruce Nauman’s exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum. Here is an excerpt: ” In 1968, the artist Bruce Nauman constructed a long and narrow (twenty feet by twenty inch) corridor in a borrowed Long Island studio. He then videoed himself walking inside it, while approximating and animating the contrapposto pose. […]
The film, CLARA, ANGEL OF THE ROCKIES, by Patricia McInroy ’07 VA, is the winner of PBS’s To The Contrary: All About Women – Women’s History U.S. Category. The film is scheduled to air nationwide between December 30, 2016 and January 6, 2017. Patricia decided to make the documentary with her own funds in order […]
“M/othering” at Gallery 263, Cambridge, MA Curated by: Tereza Swanda and Angela Rose Voulgarelis Featuring work by: Fletcher Boote, Maya Pindyck, Tereza Swanda, Angela Rose Voulgarelis On View: Thursday January 5 – Saturday February 4, 2017 Gallery Hours: W-Sat, 12-7pm/ Su, event dependent Saturday January 14; Reception: 6-8pm, Artist Talk:, 8-9pm Embroidery Circle: Saturday January […]
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Art Matters announces 2016 grantees Art Matters is pleased to announce the recipients of its 2016 grants to individual artists. The foundation awarded 26 grants of 5,000 and 10,000 USD for projects and ongoing work that breaks ground aesthetically and socially. In addition to grants to individuals, Art Matters made a special grant to Lower […]
Destroying Narratives: Cauleen Smith Cauleen Smith and Carolyn Lazard in Conversation Cauleen Smith is an interdisciplinary artist operating with multiple materials and modes, including installation environments, referencing mid-20th-century experimental film. She draws from devices originating in science fiction to deploy a conversation with the representation of black women in Western cinema as radical others, and to […]
Vermont College of Fine Arts alumna Michelle Hagewood is the assistant curator of school, youth, and family programs at Henry Art Gallery in Seattle, WA. Recently she was interviewed by the Seattle Times. Here is an excerpt: Assistant curator gets to combine three of her favorite things: working with youth, exploring art and designing activities […]
Liminal’s immersive opera update of Fassbinder’s 1972 black comedy for the stage. Audiences are invited to wander through a Fassbinder fantasia as Liminal combines performance art, video, and opera into a unique, immersive experience, a hybrid of theatre and gallery installation, of live performance and video. In this (literally) biting social satire, Phoebe Zeitgeist is an alien […]
At Columbia University in the Center for Theoretical Physics, 8th Fl, 116th St & Broadway, NYC. MetaMoi (P)ARTY 2, Oct 22, 2016 – February 10, 2017, Open to the public Monday – Friday 9 am – 10 am. Curated by Eva Depoorter. Artists included: Sonia Aniceto, Colleen Blackard, Miriam Carothers, Benjamin W. Coleman, Julia Dubovyk, […]