How is it that the name Joseph Beuys has come up so many times in the past month or so? A friend and I were talking about a project and doing further research on its development Beuys name came up. I hadn’t thought a great deal about him for a while as my personal explorations [...]
Intellectual property rights for visual artists (and all artists) will continue to be part of what needs to be addressed for a long time. There are so many people arguing for and against that it will not be easily resolved. Voice Your Opinions on Copyright-Infringement Issues and Federal Law: “The Office of the Intellectual Property [...]
Museum of Art | Fort Lauderdale is hosting a FREE arts scholarship competition on Saturday, April 17, 2010 from 10 am to 1 pm. Students in grades 1 to 12 can compete to win scholarships to study painting, design, or illustration this summer at the Museum of Art’s Creative Summer Art Academy. All students (or [...]
It has become increasingly problematic for the New Museum (NYC) and its current exhibition featuring the work of a member of its board, Dakis, Joannou. Here is also an audio slideshow of the exhibition below. Peter Schjeldahl: “Skin Fruit,” at the New Museum.: “The art world is peculiarly suited to dramatize a problem, or at [...]
After participating in and being part of the Global Caribbean: Interrogating Politics of Location in Lit. and Culture Conference, there was a point at which the importance of these events cannot be underestimated. Of course, it is always good to hear from others to find out what projects they’re working on, but here the quality [...]
The Armory Show 2010: This is a first look at The Armory Show 2010. This year’s edition introduces Armory Focus, a new section that features an important art community every year. The new section is premiering with Berlin, presenting 21 galleries from Germany’s capital. In total, The Armory Show features 267 galleries from 31 countries. [...]
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