Many thanks to the all the participants, visiting artists, faculty, staff and all those who contributed to make this summer intensive productive and fun.
Keep in touch!
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
TONIGHT: Baby, Come Back
Hours: Wed – Sun 12-6pm
Monday, July 25, 2011
BABY, COME BACK
Hours: Wed – Sun 12-6pm
VISITING ARTIST: SARAH BRAMAN
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| Teenage Spaceship 2010, 108 x 96 x 57", Jeep cap, steel plexiglass and paint |
FRIDAY // JULY 22 // 12 pm
CANADA
Mitchell-Innes & Nash
Thursday, July 21, 2011
Monday, July 18, 2011
VISITING ARTIST: KELTIE FERRIS
VISITING ARTIST: KELTIE FERRISpresentation: TUESDAY // JULY 19 // 12pm
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
STUDIO VISITS: MARK SHETABI
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| Afterimage (Brontosaurus) Oil on linen 60" x 84" 2010 |
THRURSDAY // JULY 14th // 1pm
Jeff Bailey Gallery
White Columns
Pew Fellowships in the Arts
Art in America
VISITING ARTIST: JOANNA MALINOWSKA
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| Boli, 2009, Wood, plaster, clay, scraps of Spinoza's Ethics, sweater of Evo Morales, 1 litre of water from the Bering Strait, 254 x 264 x 396 cm |
VISITING ARTIST: JOANNA MALINOWSKA
presentation: THURSDAY // JULY 14th // 11am
Friday, July 8, 2011
NYC TRIP: R.H. Quaytman // Anna Betbeze
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| Distracting Distance, Chapter 16 (RGB), 2010 Silkscreen, gesso on wood 24 3/4 x 40 inches 63 x 101.6 cm |
this page contains links to articles written about the artist in Artforum, Modern Painters, Frieze, The Brooklyn Rail and The New York Times
Miguel Abreu Gallery
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| Installation view, Moss Garden, Kate Werble Gallery, 2011 |
New York Times
Art Fag City
VISITING ARTIST: STEPHEN VITIELLO
VISITING ARTIST: STEPHEN VITIELLO
presentation: MONDAY // JULY 11th // 6pm
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
VISTING ARTIST: ARNOLD KEMP
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Don't Make Friends 1, 2011 archival pigment print on Somerset paper 43 3/8" x 35" |
presentation: FRIDAY // JULY 8th // 12pm
worksarnoldkemp.com
PDX
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
VISTING ARTIST: MICHAEL WILLIAMS
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| Bacon And Eggs Oil and Acrylic on Canvas 50 x 74in 2009 |
Presentation: Tuesday // July 5th // 12pm
www.michaelbwilliams.biz
CANADA
ARTFORUM
Galerie Bernard Ceysson
Saturday, June 25, 2011
Studio Visits: TERRY ADKINS
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| Installation view of Relay Hymn, ICA |
Tang Museum
University of Pennsylvania
ICA
VISTING ARTIST: LEEZA MEKSIN
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| House Coat, Spandex on House, 2011 |
VISITING ARTIST: LEEZA MEKSIN
Presentation: Monday // June 27th // 1pm
Trailer for BALKA (2010)
House Coat
MOMA PS.1: Studio Visit
meksin.com
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Group Critique: DONA NELSON
Group Critique // Thursday June 23 // 4pm // 300J + 300K
I love studio practice—working at night especially. Some of my paintings are night paintings and some are day paintings. Formerly, I destroyed paintings if they didn’t suit me. I seldom do that anymore. It is more interesting to give the painting time to assert itself. The important thing in painting isn’t how much time it takes to make the painting, but the painting’s quality of timing. Both scale and timing are fugitive aspects of abstract painting that can’t be taught, or even talked about. Some of my paintings evolve very slowly over months, some start, then stop for months, then finish very quickly. I stay close to each painting from beginning to end. Even the staples I use to stretch the canvas, affect the final painting. The quality of canvas or linen, the way it absorbs the paint or responds to charcoal is an essential aspect of my practice—that and water, buckets of watery color. - DONA NELSON
donanelson.com
The Brooklyn Rail
ArtSlant
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| July 21st, 2010 72x126 painted and dyed cloth and acrylic on canvas |
I love studio practice—working at night especially. Some of my paintings are night paintings and some are day paintings. Formerly, I destroyed paintings if they didn’t suit me. I seldom do that anymore. It is more interesting to give the painting time to assert itself. The important thing in painting isn’t how much time it takes to make the painting, but the painting’s quality of timing. Both scale and timing are fugitive aspects of abstract painting that can’t be taught, or even talked about. Some of my paintings evolve very slowly over months, some start, then stop for months, then finish very quickly. I stay close to each painting from beginning to end. Even the staples I use to stretch the canvas, affect the final painting. The quality of canvas or linen, the way it absorbs the paint or responds to charcoal is an essential aspect of my practice—that and water, buckets of watery color. - DONA NELSON
donanelson.com
The Brooklyn Rail
ArtSlant
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Keltie Ferris
Keltie Ferris Has a Show // New York Close-Up // Art21
Monday, June 20, 2011
Week #1 in Photos
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| Summer Above at Tiger Strikes Asteroid |
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| Liam shows Visiting Artist Matt Connors his paintings |
Friday, June 17, 2011
Summer Above at Tiger Strikes Asteroid
Now that you've seen the show, and Dirt Don't Hurt at Jolie Laide,
click here to read Optimistic Opposition: An Interview with Wallace Whitney
click here to read Optimistic Opposition: An Interview with Wallace Whitney
Thursday, June 16, 2011
Field Trip #1: Smells Like Philly
Meet at 10am in front of Tyler, bring umbrellas and wear good walking shoes.
Studio visits:
Jess Perlitz
Jacob Feige
Fabric Workshop
Lunch:
Reading Terminal Market
Gallery Visits: (links are located in the sidebar)
Jolie Laide
Vox Populi
Tiger Strikes Asteroid
Studio visits:
Jess Perlitz
Jacob Feige
Fabric Workshop
Lunch:
Reading Terminal Market
Gallery Visits: (links are located in the sidebar)
Jolie Laide
Vox Populi
Tiger Strikes Asteroid
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
VISITING ARTIST: MATT CONNORS
Presentation: Thursday / June 16th / 12pm
art21:blog
mattconnors.info
CANADA
Sunday, June 12, 2011
Orientation--June 13th at 12pm
Meet us at noon tomorrow, June 13th--in Room 300J, for an Welcome/Orientation Lunch and Studio Move-IN. We will pick studios that afternoon, and you will receive a bound copy of your Seminar Reader, a 2-week calendar, plus your Temple ID.
Heads-up: Our woodshop orientation will occur Tuesday, June 14th from 10 AM-12 Pm and is mandatory. Thanks and look forward to seeing you!
Heads-up: Our woodshop orientation will occur Tuesday, June 14th from 10 AM-12 Pm and is mandatory. Thanks and look forward to seeing you!
Saturday, June 11, 2011
FLUXspace
300 N Hope St. Philadelphia, PA (gallery hours by appt. - email info@fluxspace.org)
http://www.thefluxspace.org/pages/home.html
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Carl Marin: Something Real
June 11th- August 6th, Opening Reception June 11th from 5-8pm
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Comin' up to the Rooftop Release Party
June 23rd from 7-9, on the roof.
Featuring free copies of the re: Where Art Belongs project.
As well as readings by some of project's forty seven participants.
You can hold it in your hand, this thing is so in print!!
At the rooftop release party you'll also be able to hold in your hand:
a veggie dog and a brewskie and a banana whip for dessert...
Friday, June 10, 2011
BODEGA this Saturday
Bodega opens a group show entitled Wax Apple this Saturday from 6-9pm in Old City, at 253 North 3rd St. Take the blue line to 2nd and Market--Bodega is a short, historic, tourist-filled Philly walk away.
Pre-Program Must-See's
Friday Night:
Fleisher Ollman presents Introspective/Retrospective featuring Chris Corales, Joe Turner, and Christine Shields; curated by Chris Johanson. Opening Reception 6-9pm; performance starts at 7pm.
Fleisher Ollman is a short walk from the Suburban Station stop on the Blue Line (Market-Frankford.) It is also two blocks from Rittenhouse Square, (18th and Walnut) for hours of entertaining people/dog watching.
Saturday 12-6pm:
Our own Wallace Whitney curated Summer Above at Tiger Strikes Asteroid, a gem of an artist-run space located in the "Vox Populi" building, 319 N. 11th St. Wallace's show at TSA features several of our summer's visiting artists, so don't miss the opportunity to see their work in person. Wander through the Vox building to see other small, DIY spaces including Marginal Utility and Grizzly Grizzly. The Vox building is just off the 23 bus line, and is a short walk from the Race/Vine stop on the Orange (Broad Street) Subway Line.
If you don't make it downtown Saturday-- do not despair. Galleries in the Fishtown/Northern Liberties neighborhood will also be open Saturday 12-6pm:
extra extra hosts Kari Altmann's video/digital photo/bizarro internet exhibition, plus Rebekah Templeton rarely disappoints, and features a group show, Spotlights curated by Jon Lutz. Both are short walks from the Girard stop on the Blue Line--while you are there, explore NoLibs/Fishtown and the spectacle that is the Piazza.
If you travel via bike or car, also check out Little Berlin's EPIC PAIN group exhibition in their new space at Viking Mill. Just around the corner from the Philadelphia Brewing Co.
PLUS, somehow, DON'T MISS:
SAT/SUN 12-6pm:
Crane Arts Building will host a fundraiser Art for the Cash Poor to benefit InLiquid. There will be cheap art--live music--beer--and food. Plus, the Crane is the site of our own SPI/SSI Final Exhibition, so go to see the massive Icebox space which will host our exhibition.
For those of you seeking water, nature, and boathouse photo ops:
Art in the Open brings artists to the banks of the Schuylkill (pronounced "SKOO-kull")...
More general weekend info: UWISHUNU
Thursday, May 5, 2011
SPI/SSI 2011
Welcome to the participants of the Tyler Summer Painting and Sculpture Intensive 2011. Congratulations and we look forward to meeting you soon!
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