art in and around South Florida
Call for Entries: “Embracing Our Differences”: January 12, 2012, Entry Deadline Exhibition: ‘Embracing Our Differences’ Sponsor: Coexistence, Inc. Location: Sarasota, FL Exhibition Dates: April 1 – May 28, 2012 Embracing
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Independent Curators International (ICI): Call for Applications: ICI’s Curatorial Intensive on curating performance: “Organized from November 13-21, 2011 in association with the visual art performance organization Performa, the program will
Here we are back in the mode of politicians making decisions about art. I have been the recipient of a local (Broward) email campaign to protest the political policing of
Continue readingBroward County's public art: It better be worth it
Venice Biennale GENERATION BLANK by Jerry Saltz: “The beautiful, cerebral, ultimately content-free creations of art’s well-schooled young lions. I went to Venice, and I came back worried. Every two years,
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“The notion of wilderness is fundamentally riddled with contradiction, and it bears a problematic history,” are the words of René Morales from the museum catalog from the group show, “The
from Reuters: BEIJING | Fri Jun 24, 2011 6:34am EDT (Reuters) – No talking, no tweeting and no travel for a year — these are some of the conditions of
We send our best wishes to Ai Weiwei on his release from three months of Chinese government detention. We sincerely hope that he will be able to resume his activist
Continue readingI Went to Beijing to Interview Ai Weiwei, and all I got was this lousy t-shirt
“The Wilderness,” Miami Art Museum says, “is an examination of the conceptual boundaries between nature and human civilization. It considers the wilderness not as a place, but as an idea
Xenia Fink’s recent drawings at Galerie Schuster Miami, pen-and-ink, and texts, created during her ISCP 2010 Grant (The International Studio & Curatorial Program, a not-for-profit, residency-based contemporary art center for
A Japanese scientist has reportedly discovered a way to create edible steaks based on proteins from human excrement. Tokyo Sewage approached Mitsuyuki Ikeda, a researcher from the Okayama Laboratory, to
Continue readingJapanese scientist makes good on Yes Men meme: synthesizing meat from human feces