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Month: October 2016
CAROLEE SCHNEEMAN
FURTHER EVIDENCE - EXHIBIT A + EXHIBIT B ON VIEW AT PPOW + GALERIE LELONG 10/21/16 - 12/03/16 SNIPPET FROM ARTSY EDITORIAL: Why Carolee Schneemann’s Explorations into Erotic Pleasure Are Even More Powerful Today Artsy Editorial By Alexxa Gotthardt Oct 17th, 2016 9:11 pm Carolee Schneemann with Venus Vectors, 1985. Photography by Victoria Vesna. © … Continue reading CAROLEE SCHNEEMAN
Must-See Exhibitions: NYC October 2016
AGNES MARTIN GUGGENHEIM MUSEUM @ 1071 5TH AVE. (Wed 10-6 | Closed Thu | $18/Student) PIPILOTTI RIST NEW MUSEUM @ 235 BOWERY ST. (Wed 11-6 | Thu 11 - 9 | $10/Student) CAROLEE SCHNEEMANN FURTHER EVIDENCE - EXHIBIT A @ P.P.O.W. @ 535 WEST 22ND ST. (Wed + Thu 10-6) FURTHER EVIDENCE - EXHIBIT … Continue reading Must-See Exhibitions: NYC October 2016
Protected: Jean Marie
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Protected: Shame: The Quintessential Emotion
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Protected: Tomkins’ Nine Affects
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Shame
The Shame Affect - from the Tomkins Institute website article: When Positive Affects are Thwarted, Shame Happens Why are shame and pride such central motives? How can loss of face be more intolerable than loss of life? How can hanging the head in shame so mortify the spirit? In contrast to all other affects, shame is … Continue reading Shame
Protected: Susan Kozel – Performing Memory
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Living Archives
Info from the Living Archives Research Project site: Living Archives addresses the challenges facing the digitized society through (1) the phenomena of public cultural heritage archives that increasingly are being digitized, and (2) the practices of archiving that are dramatically being transformed because of networked technologies. Researchers in the project see archives as living social … Continue reading Living Archives
Protected: Memorials to the dead, disappeared, invisible
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Protected: Hudson Bay Point Blankets
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Protected: ANISH KAPOOR & VANTA BLACK
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Regina José Galindo
Regina José Galindo is another Elena suggested I look into. She is a performance artist that addresses contemporary issues through her performance work. In the YouTube video "The Thing About...", Regina presented her work and described a number of performances she's done. They are deeply disturbing. The piece that sticks with me most from … Continue reading Regina José Galindo
Looking at Tanja Ostojic’s Work
One of the artists Elena told me about during out recent meeting is Tanja Ostojic. She is currently in a show at Pratt called Feminism is Politics which I plan to see later this month. What is interesting about Tanja's work - at least based on the descriptions I've heard and read about her work … Continue reading Looking at Tanja Ostojic’s Work
The Need for Invisibility
While talking with Elena today, our discussion about working with marginalized groups who face - or have faced - tremendous danger (ie Syrian refugees, African Americans, Muslims, undocumented immigrants from South America - all of whom are here in the Berkshires - some are friends, others family, as well as neighbors and newcomers) led me … Continue reading The Need for Invisibility
Protected: Suggestions from October Crit Group
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Protected: Notes from Advisor Meeting with Elena Marchevzka 10/11/16
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Protected: Archiving as Art Practice
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“What is essential is invisible to the eye.”- Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
I've used this line of Saint-Exupéry's in a work of art in the past. It was an enormous over-sized version of The Little Prince that I created for a museum exhibition, and it included also an audio recording created by my friend, Karen Cellini. “Man is first animated by invisible solicitations.” Maria Popova writes here … Continue reading “What is essential is invisible to the eye.”- Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
Protected: Crit Group Process Post for October
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