http://dailyserving.com/2015/06/interview-with-erica-prince/
Tuesday, June 23, 2015
Visiting critic Gregory Volk
From VCU's website: Gregory Volk is a New York based art critic and freelance curator. He writes regularly for Art in America and his articles and reviews have also appeared in many other publications, including Parkett and Sculpture.
He is also a professor in the department of painting and printmaking at Virginia Commonwealth University. This week Gregory has asked us to read an essay by Ralph Waldo Emerson and a selection from Walt Whitman's Leaves of Grass. He asked us to think of the Whitman not as an assignment but as assistance and nutrition!
Archive of his reviews and articles for Art in America
Exhibition essay
For a selection of videos of Gregory's lectures and more check out his profile on VCU's website
For a selection of videos of Gregory's lectures and more check out his profile on VCU's website
Monday, June 22, 2015
Visiting artist Judith Linhares
From her website: Judith Linhares came of age in the socially
turbulent "take-it-to-the-streets" days of feminism, underground comics,
and poetic reverie in Northern California. She graduated from
California College of the Arts. In 1975, she received the prestigious
Adeline Kent Award in recognition for her contributions to the art of
the region.
After participating in Marcia Tucker's seminal exhibition "Bad" Painting and receiving the (first of three) National Endowment for the Arts Grants, Linhares moved to New York. Descriptions of her history and paintings appear in the survey catalogue "Dangerous Pleasures" (1994), BOMB interview "Rowing In Eden" (2006), "Judith Linhares Weaves A Spell" (1985), and "Divine Intoxication" (2006). Her resume includes 40 one-person exhibitions.
After participating in Marcia Tucker's seminal exhibition "Bad" Painting and receiving the (first of three) National Endowment for the Arts Grants, Linhares moved to New York. Descriptions of her history and paintings appear in the survey catalogue "Dangerous Pleasures" (1994), BOMB interview "Rowing In Eden" (2006), "Judith Linhares Weaves A Spell" (1985), and "Divine Intoxication" (2006). Her resume includes 40 one-person exhibitions.
BOMB magazine interview
Hyperallergic interview
Painter's Table interview
Tuesday, June 16, 2015
Visiting faculty Marilyn Holsing
Marilyn Holsing is a professor of painting at Tyler. She has shown widely and is represented in numerous collections including the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Philadelphia Museum of Art. For more information on Marilyn and her work follow the links below!
Marilyn's website
Marilyn is represented by Gallery Joe
Review in the Huffington Post
Monday, June 15, 2015
Frank Bramblett's retrospective at Woodmere Art Museum
Last chance to see Frank Bramblett's wonderful retrospective No Intention, which closes Sunday the 21st!
woodmere museum/no intention
See more of Frank's work here
woodmere museum/no intention
See more of Frank's work here
Visiting artist Alex Da Corte
This week's visiting artist Alex Da Corte. Da Corte holds an MFA from Yale and is a Pew fellow. He also has a long list of shows and other accomplishments under his belt including a recent collaborative exhibition at the ICA. For the installaton and video Easternsports Da Corte collaborated with artists Jayson Musson aka Hennessy Youngman and Dev Hynes aka Blood Orange. For more information on that project as well as reviews, interviews and the like follow the links below.
Easternsports at the ICA
Short Clip from Easternsports
Da Corte discusses his recent show at Luxembourg and Dayan: Die Hexe
A selection of Da Corte's work at David Risley gallery
Roberta Smith's write-up of Die Hexe for the New York Times
First week in pictures: SO MUCH HAPPENED!!!
ICEBOX reveal. This is where the participants will have an exhibition that opens July 21st!
Tim Rusterholz giving us a stretcher building demo
Saul Ostrow leading a seminar about modernism among other things.
First critique
Critique pose
Philly field trip
Reading Tuttle's labels
Sunday, June 7, 2015
Kickoff Luncheon!
We are excited to meet and welcome everyone at the luncheon tomorrow!! We will meet at 12:00 on the third floor of Tyler. Just enter the building through the front doors on Norris street and make your way through the green hallway to the far end of the building. You can take the stairs or elevator to the third floor and you can find us there. See you then!
This week's seminar leader Saul Ostrow
Check out this week's seminar leader Saul Ostrow's interviews and other articles for BOMB magazine!
Interviews and more....
Interviews and more....
Monday, June 1, 2015
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