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  • Permalink for '...and now this'

    ...and now this

    Posted: 27-August-2008, 6:25am CEST by art blogs are fun
    I moved to LA, welcome to my new blog:

    TRYHARDER



    [try-har-der.blogspot.com]
  • Permalink for 'Russell in the news'

    Russell in the news

    Posted: 13-September-2007, 4:16am CEST by art blogs are fun
    Be sure to check out Real Detroit Weekly for info on the Russell's art events this weekend and many art profiles. See the artist collective group, a great interview with greg tom, and also janette strezinski (of DIP).
  • Permalink for 'don't miss tonight...'

    don't miss tonight...

    Posted: 15-September-2007, 5:28pm CEST by art blogs are fun

    all the russell happenings...
    yup, it's supposed to be that dark....don't miss this in the shuffle tonight:
    BLACK & BLACK
    Featuring:
    Dana Bell
    Sara Blakeman
    Jef Bourgeau
    Davin Brainard
    Mike Connelly
    Ronald Cornelissen
    Jamie Easter
    Dion Fischer
    Matt Gordon
    John Olson
    Taormina Brothers
    Suzanne Walters
    Saturday, September 15, 2007
    6-11 pm
    UFO FACTORY,
    1345 Division, Detroit
    (Eastern Market)
    and...Intelligent Design: Project II @ MONA

    Reception: September 15, Saturday from 6 to 9pm


  • Permalink for 'russell artfest'

    russell artfest

    Posted: 16-September-2007, 6:23pm CEST by art blogs are fun

    I knew that the russell events were a big thing when I got a phone call from my mom asking what time I was going. Not that my mom's not a hip lady, but I didn't know that the word about the russell's events had spread past certain artist groups and tenants included. It is so strange and fast that the russell has exploded as the "art spot" hosting many studios, small businesses, glass studios, make-shift and established galleries and many other experimental spaces. As positive as this big fair/show was it still has far to come. First off, I recommend a little curation happening. I will say it again, one thing detroit lacks is curators to jury big events like this. Sure you are excited and want to let everyone in but the quality of art down in the alleys was pretty poor. I was thinking it would have been a step up from art fairs but instead the cool evening and decaying building made the tents look grim and sparse. That said, things on the inside were better, or at least selectively better. But this ain't no chelsea district!


    Here's the second floor...man, I haven't seen this part of the building...everything looks so finished. Where are the plywood walls?

    So, there was a lot of art like this...





    ...and then the standout installation was in the Detroit Industrial Projects (DIP) gallery.
    Works on paper and canvas
    Serbian artist, Srdjan Segan












    And in usual russell center fashion, here posted was the sign to the artist collective group upstairs. Don't miss that sign...you might end up lost in the back building with the rats....

    yes, more helpful signs :)

    And, here we go - the artists collective group, artists involved:
    Vincent Troia, Jenny Ziegler, Vanessa
    Merrill, Kevin Beasley, Nate Morgan, Linda Baracat,
    Gil Vasquez

    I was really into the installation set up by the artist/ccs gang. I felt more attention to an overlying theme/idea was taken as a whole instead of each artist having their own random object setups. I brought in a whole bunch of my own meaning and it resonated even more...but you will have to check it out for yourself.





  • Permalink for 'artoff'

    artoff

    Posted: 17-September-2007, 3:25pm CEST by art blogs are fun
    This morning I saw this piece up on the Art Market Watch and it made me think of a Detroit artist who did/does similar things. (Forgive my dark pic quality)
    Steven ParrinoScab Noggin$433,000Sotheby?s New York, Sept. 12, 2007
    Ben Kiehl

    Batter - 2007, Oil on linen, 24 x 18"

  • Permalink for 'art is fun'

    art is fun

    Posted: 17-September-2007, 4:10pm CEST by art blogs are fun
    This is my relationship with the blog now... it's like a grimacing, grumpy, controlling man staring back at me...just wanting me to write more and more - only positive news of course, and I am frightened and want to slowly step away... Michael Williams ?Friends?, 2006 Oil on Canvas 24 x 30 in
  • Permalink for 'here's some text art mocad forgot...'

    here's some text art mocad forgot...

    Posted: 17-September-2007, 7:18pm CEST by art blogs are fun
    Work N° 275 'Small Things' Martin Creed (I did really like his piece feelings in the show...mocad pics to come)Gold No Room (no. 1) Glenn Ligon


    Big Funk
    Deborah Kass

    People Like You Need to Fuck People Like Me
    Tracy Emin at White Cube, London neon sign.
  • Permalink for 'Grants @ MOCAD'

    Grants @ MOCAD

    Posted: 18-September-2007, 5:06am CEST by art blogs are fun
    Free Grant Information Sessions:
    Performing Artists, Writers, and Artists in Emerging Fields!

    Wednesday, October 3
    11:30 a.m ? 1:00 p.m.
    FREE

    Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit
    4454 Woodward Ave_Detroit, MI 48201
    info@mocadetroit.org_ or julie@mocadetroit.org
    313 832 6622

    Kemi Ilesanmi
    Associate Director of Grants & Services, Creative Capital Foundation

    Creative Capital Foundation is a national nonprofit organization that supports artists pursuing adventurous and imaginative work in the performing and visual arts,
    film/video, innovative literature, and emerging fields. In 2008, Creative Capital will be considering proposals in the performing arts, innovative literature, and emerging fields.

    Please RSVP and refer questions to grants@creative-capital.org
  • Permalink for 'words fail me @ mocad'

    words fail me @ mocad

    Posted: 19-September-2007, 3:00am CEST by art blogs are fun
    (Words Fail Me curated by matthew higgs - artist, curator, and writer based in ny. director and chief curator of White Columns.)

    anne-lise coste
    Parmi les singes et les signes



    jeremy deller
    Folk Song



    siobhan liddell
    WEAKNESS AS STRENGTH



    lisa anne auerbach
    Everything I Touch Turns To $old

    carl pope
    The Bad Air Smelled of Roses



    kay rosen
    Blurred

    tauba auerbach
    Telephone



    jennifer west
    Whatever Film and Yeah Film

    ron terada
    Stay away from lonely places



    martin creed
    Work No. 336



    sam durant
    Let's judge ourselves as people



    jonathan monk
    Nostalgic for the Future



    philippe parreno and rirkrit tiravanija
    Stories are Propaganda

    ryan gander
    Encrypt Encrypt Encrypt

    I was surprised to hear from everyone mixed reviews about this show. mocad, being a new museum always sparks heated debate when it comes to shows but I noticed a bit of indifference (or comments under this post). I, being a text art junky, enjoyed seeing the show and felt that the works flowed nicely and unlike other mocad shows, it was a better number of works compared to other overcrowded or sparse shows of works. I shouldn't be that surprised though, because text art isn't for everyone. Some people love text and associating meaning with single words or repeated phrases while others need tactile surfaces and picture planes to get off on. Text art is a tricky thing because while some might say, "oh, it's so easy to put a word up on the wall and have it mean something grand," frankly, more thought goes into it than you think. Some text art falls flat and doesn't give enough info while others give too much diary-like meaning. A standout text artist, martin creed, graced the show with "feelings", a perfect example of a dialog piece that is so simplistic yet says a billion different things! I end up remembering the works like creed and also rosen, terada and monk while passing on pope and a couple others. Ultimately, this is what a contemporary museum should be showing to the community: well curated shows with an international mix of emerging and contemporary artists and hey...maybe one of these days they will have curators that will actually visit many of the great detroit artists' studios here and not just the few artists affiliated with mocad. Oh, a girl can dream ;)
  • Permalink for '#26'

    #26

    Posted: 20-September-2007, 3:35pm CEST by art blogs are fun
    I just looked at a calendar today and realized I leave in 26 days! yikes! And then I started thinking about artists numbering works and thinking how few actually hold meaning to the number versus counting a series of works. I always think it is funny when artists are asked to title a piece and then they whip out some random number...like yeah, it's called #72 1/2 Untitled Series! ...I can just hear The Count saying, "26...muahahahahhahahha..."! Robert Beauchamp #26

    John Chamberlain

    Kiss # 26

    Glenn Ligon

    Stranger # 26

    Nicholas Prior

    Untitled #26

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