Tag Archives: Public Art
Center Field: Art in the Middle with Bad at Sports.
Exhibiting the Intangible
Center Field: Art in the Middle with Bad at Sports.
Exhibiting the Intangible
Recently, Bad at Sports was invited to exhibit at apexart, an alternative gallery space in New York known for presenting innovative thematic exhibitions and public programs. In order to take …
Open Enrollment
The Radical Workshop: For Students, By Students
Open Enrollment
The Radical Workshop: For Students, By Students
by Lily Rossebo and Carrie McGath Lily and Carrie add their two cents about the significance of radical workshops in art school programs. Lily Rossebo: Without student protests, what would …
Letter from London
Letter from London: Battlin’ Tatlin
Letter from London
Letter from London: Battlin’ Tatlin
Poor old Vladimir Tatlin. Having been ruthlessly picked-apart in numberless modernist critiques, his thwarted architectural ambitions have yet again provided the basis for a work of contemporary art. Anish Kapoor’s design …
Looking at Los Angeles
Watts Up: L.A. Struggles to Salvage its Public Art Centers
Looking at Los Angeles
Watts Up: L.A. Struggles to Salvage its Public Art Centers
Fifty years after public outcry stopped the city of Los Angeles from demolishing the world-famous Watts Towers, Angelenos once again rallied to rescue the complex from the City Council chopping …
Inside the Artist's Studio
Inside the Artist’s Studio: Rachel Moore
Inside the Artist's Studio
Inside the Artist’s Studio: Rachel Moore
Rachel Moore is an American artist and currently a Fulbright Fellow at the Aristotle University in Thessaloniki, Greece. She holds a BFA from Alfred University and an MFA from the …
No Preservatives: Conversations about Conservation
Cultural Landscapes, Aesthetics, and Tigers: A Conversation with Mitchell Hearns Bishop
No Preservatives: Conversations about Conservation
Cultural Landscapes, Aesthetics, and Tigers: A Conversation with Mitchell Hearns Bishop
IMA art conservator Richard McCoy speaks with L.A. Arboretum curator Mitchell Hearns Bishop about cultural landscapes within the context of aesthetics and even tigers.
Looking at Los Angeles
Looking At Los Angeles: Against The Deluge
Looking at Los Angeles
Looking At Los Angeles: Against The Deluge
Looking back before moving forward is such an endearing habit—like brushing your teeth before breakfast—that it’s hard to resent the sweeping, often grandiloquent judgments that accompany the end of each …
No Preservatives: Conversations about Conservation
Concepts Around Interviewing Artists: a Discussion with Glenn Wharton
No Preservatives: Conversations about Conservation
Concepts Around Interviewing Artists: a Discussion with Glenn Wharton
IMA conservator Richard McCoy discusses the methodology and the process of interviewing artists with MoMA conservator Glenn Wharton.
Looking at Los Angeles
Looking at Los Angeles: Berlin Wall Falls in L.A.
Looking at Los Angeles
Looking at Los Angeles: Berlin Wall Falls in L.A.
Tuesday night, former U.S. Ambassador Richard Barkley called East Berlin a “profoundly boring place,” drab and depressing compared to other places he’d been. His callous observation loosely framed a panel …
Art 2.1: Creating on the Social Web
Kickstarting Creative Projects: An Innovative Micro-Giving Site, Part 2 of 2
Art 2.1: Creating on the Social Web
Kickstarting Creative Projects: An Innovative Micro-Giving Site, Part 2 of 2
Following up on yesterday’s post, An continues her conversation with Yancey Strickler and sums up her experience of fundraising via Kickstarter.—Ed. An Xiao: Tell me a little more about the …
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