Tom Sachs Space Program: Mars Park Avenue Armory 66th Street and Park Avenue produced by the Armory and Creative Time May 16 – June 17, 2012 May 16, 2012. It must be a daunting task for any artist to consider placing a body of work into a huge, cavernous void such as the Park Avenue [...]
“Cloud Prototype No.?,” Fiberglass and titanium alloy foil, 132 x 176 x 96 inches. Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle Watch Ecology on PBS. See more from ART:21. I walked into a hotel lobby of the St. Regis today and saw this sculpture, Cloud Prototype #4. It was a nice surprise and one of the doormen was excited to [...]
Sculptor left mark on art world: “Miamians drive past Manuel Carbonell’s work every day on Brickell Avenue, but most don’t know his name. The sculptor died Thursday.” (Via MiamiHerald.com: Visual Arts & Architecture.)
PDF PRESS RELEASE HERE Mangrove Mud Womp Fundraiser on Kickstarter launched Tuesday morning lasting 30+ days to help fund my public art residency, followed by a gallery exhibition and panel discussion in 2012. I tried to round up some K-12 teachers to get them to help me with some kids activities, but school was not [...]
“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 lodged deeply within human cultural history…” The exhibition, including works by David Brooks, Allan McCollum, Christy Gast, Aramis Gutierrez, and Tacita Dean, explores “tamed versus [...]
Two Person Exhibition with Jacqueline Lipsky and Rafael Salazar. Interview: Jacqueline Lipsky Artistic Medium? I have over the years worked with painting, printmaking, photography,and collage. I have worked in most mediums and have combined most in my assemblage works. How did you get started? As early as grade school my teachers fortunately recognized my interest [...]
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