Tag: artists

• Cards Against Brutality

  Last night I had the opportunity to get my upperclass(hu)man art students and Kristin Serafini in a room together.  She generously agreed to bring a copy of her collaborative Cards Against Brutality project, and that sparked a natural and inspiring conversation about art and social practice. Serafini, who has taught at both colleges and high […]

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  April 2, 2016

  Research

  activism, artists, social practice, teaching

• Wiley’s “Economy of Grace”

  There’s a fantastic video about Kehinde Wiley’s current series (An Economy of Grace).  I’ve mentioned this painter several times before, but this mini documentary provides more process details than the books or websites I’ve seen. Incidentally, this summer I finally saw his work at the Brooklyn Museum.   I was glad to finally see his […]

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  September 8, 2014

  Research

  art history, artists, museums

• A bevy of artists’ sites

  Peers: Beth Scher Jaclyn Seufert Todd Molinari Eric Leon Colleen Wampole David Butler Amy Brand and (her blog) Denise Philipbar Sarah Nguyen Nathan Goddard Joe Bliss and his plein air paintings Robin Brewer Monika Rosa Meg Brady Aaron Kather Moraiah Luna Zac Pritchard University of the Arts Faculty: Rebecca Saylor Sack Dan Reidy and Wendy […]

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  August 12, 2014

  Research, Studio

  artists

• Spring critique 2014

  

  This Saturday I presented this term’s artwork for review by my peers and professors.  Here are a few photos of how it was arranged for critique.   I’ve been asked to explore more display options.  Cutting them out and presenting the dolls in site-specific installations was one suggestion.  Removing the black mat boards was a […]

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  June 22, 2014

  Studio

  art history, artists, critique