Archive for November, 2010
Soup at Spaulding (an introduction to what it’s all about and how it works) – by Lindsay Jewell and Nivek Monet
While out and about someone asked me why I would want to cover Soup at Spaulding for the Detroiter. The Detroiter is supposed to be about art, so how does a ‘potluck’ fit in with that? With all due respect, Soup at Spaulding is not a potluck at all, which you would see if you [...]
Afternoon Killer (a list of artists and galleries worth checking out) by Ashley Cook
Afternoon Killer — A curated list of links to browse through to check out some interesting artists from all over the world. (list after the break)
ART
Hyperallergic
Art Fag City
Colossal
http://oliverlaric.com/
http://www.gelitin.net/mambo/index.php,
http://del.icio.us/network/n,
http://www.makeithappen.org/johannabilling.html,
http://www.boullet.com/black/plughole/index.htm,
http://www.danielpflumm.com/,
http://exporn.blogspot.com/,
www.gooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooogle.com
http://www.petracortright.com/,
http://www.newrafael.com/,
http://usedfuture.net/,
http://candicebreitz.net/,
http://www.seecoy.com/,
http://www.supercentral.org/9/,
http://www.tosic.com/,
http://www.beigerecords.com/cory/,
http://denver.cn/,
http://www.manetas.com/,
http://www.marisaolson.com/,
http://damonzucconi.com/,
http://www.aids-3d.com/,
http://www.tsujikawakoichiro.com/works_jp.html,
http://www.theageofmammals.com/,
http://www.christophpriglinger.net/,
http://www.harmvandendorpel.com/,
http://www.yomajesty.com/,
http://www.loshadka.org/wp/,
http://www169.pair.com/klucas/archive/,
http://anotherunknowntime.com/,
http://www.clubinternet.org/,
http://hanne-mugaas.com/,
http://www.vandasye.com/,
http://www.sittes.net/menu/
www.vvork.com
http://www.elodiepong.net/
www.brittathie.tv/
www.harmvandendorpel.com
http://www.yyyyyyy.info/
http://www.michaelguidetti.info/
www.ajlwork.com
http://www.interviewmagazine.com
http://indoor-oak.org/
http://www.studiomuseum.org/studio-blog/artists/studio-visits/jacolby-satterwhite
http://nathanhauenstein.com/
http://skarlinski.com/
http://www.michaelpetruzzo.com/
http://hanne-mugaas.com/
www.jackfalanga.com/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cory_Arcangel
http://www.loshadka.org/billy/
http://johnmichaelboling.com/
http://www.johanhemgren.se/
http://hermonieonly.com/
http://www.michaelbellsmith.com/
http://lancewakeling.com
http://www.dortelange.de/
http://timursiqin.com/
http://www.darrilorenzen.net/
http://www.joelholmberg.com/
http://juliettebonneviot.com/
http://jordankasey.blogspot.com/
http://www.hxagram.com/baldessari.html
http://www.lindsaylawson.com/
http://ughhh.org/
http://www.openspaceworld.org/
http://www.erikvanderweijde.com/
http://rikedoepp.com/
http://agencyv.com/
http://mikhailwassmer.com/
http://www.martijnhendriks.com/
http://www.danielpflumm.com/
http://www.loshadka.org/wp/
http://www.christodoulospanayiotou.com/
http://www.gelitin.net/
http://www.h5.fr/
http://www.karlssonwilker.com/
http://www.google.com/images?hl=en&q=james+lee+byars&wrapid=tlif12908878453791&um=1&ie=UTF-8&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi&biw=1419&bih=672
http://www.deitch.com/
http://www.rinzen.com/
http://www.sagmeister.com/
http://www.vier5.de
http://www.vliegervandam.com/
http://www.vegasspray2.com/
http://www.dereklarson.net/
http://ps1.org/exhibitions/view/204
http://robseward.com/
http://www.kunstraum.net/content-en/artists/index/w/alexander-wolff
http://www.franz-erhard-walther.com/
http://www.kow-berlin.info/news
http://www.crictor.com/
MAG
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http://www.internationalviewpoint.org/spip.php?auteur217
Parnass Verlag Ges Mbh Magazine – www.amazon.com/Parnass/dp/B00007KPYA
Etece- http://www.welovecolophon.com/archive/?mag_id=1328
Quart Magazine -Quart Heft Fuer Kultur Tirol
Numero- http://www.numero-magazine.com/
Vorn- http://www.vornmagazine.com/
soDA- http://www.soda.ch/en/magazin/,
The Gap- http://mobil.thegap.at/
Massiv- http://massivemag.com/
Idea- http://www.idea-mag.com/
Bulgaria- http://www.bulgariamagazine.com/
Novum- http://www.novumnet.de/
Sal- http://www.salmagazine.org/
Dot Dot Dot- [...]
David Flaugher and Travis Galloway “8′” review by Ian Swanson
David Flaugher and Travis Galloway’s exhibition in the third floor gallery of The North End Studios, titled 8’, was composed of a collaborative installation and a small selection of recent works. Unfortunately, this show is no longer on display, although I found it compelling enough to deserve some discussion and preservation on these pages.
The first [...]
Pop Up Detroit on Noel Night
Pop Up Detroit will host an art exhibition at 5800 Cass Ave. on December 4, 2010 during Noel Night. The opening reception will start at 5 p.m. and go until midnight, it is free and open to the public. Over 30 artists from Metro Detroit and Windsor will exhibit their [...]
Ed Brown “Mole Hole” review by Ham Poe
Ed Brown’s show at Cave, titled Mole Hole, is a selection of recent works. The show is marked by a certain quirky humor within each piece. I wouldn’t leave the significance of the pieces at face value. There is something more to the work, but at this point it hasn’t yet revealed itself ; according [...]
Calls for artists! (Addendum)
Well, I guess a list of 10 places to submit your art aren’t enough for the number of opportunities there really are!
11.
The Burton Theater
House of Raw invites artists to submit proposals for a unique exhibition opportunity at the Burton Theatre. The large stairwell and landing, as well as the lower level are up for grabs. [...]
New Hygienic Dress League Spotting
New hygienic dress league spotting:
Four Questions with Matt Eaton
Matt Eaton’s latest work, showing at 323East until December 2, continues his process-heavy journey into abstraction. Much more than just pretty colors and shapes, the work is deeply reflective of its creator and provides a better glimpse of the artist than a photograph or written description could. Each piece is spray painted on wood (yes, spray paint, a connection to his graffiti past) layer upon layer of floral motif, typography, and abstract shaping, and then those layers are sanded, new layers added, more sanding, more layers… such that each composition is comprised of soft-edged, unreproducible windows into the past, into his own preoccupations, into the patterns of his own human story. The pieces are
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