Friday, February 25, 2011
January 27th, 2012
Thursday, December 30, 2010
Kicking back with ArtStars* Host: Nadja Sayej
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
The Art of Ann Marshall
Slanted and Enchanted
We got guest critic and painter, Bradley Rubenstein to give us the skinny on the Lynda Benglis showing at the New Museum right now. What we got is a entertaining and other wordly chat about, art, phosphorescent foam, David Bowie and the Man Who Fell to...
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Spotlight: Jean-Michel Basquiat
We continue our Black History Month series with a look at the life of Jean-Michel Basquiat. His genius trapped in a burgeoning art movement set on ‘crazed’ did nothing to help slow down the excesses he became victim of. At the age of twenty-seven he was dead of a drug overdose in his Great Jones loft…the radiant child had left his canvassed works behind screaming at the world, their many faces torturing and riveting are not unlike his legacy....
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Spotlight: Kerry James Marshall
Continuing on in our Black History Month series, Kerry James Marshall is an American Painter whose images portray of the African-American urban experience are layered narratives of social order and disorder, of memories and...
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Spotlight: Thelma Golden
This week in honor of Black History Month we'll be spotlighting notable African-Americans in the art world. First up is Museum Curator, Thelma Golden. Currently the chief curator of the Studio Museum in Harlem; Golden has spent her career curating shows that highlight previously under-represented artists including women and people of...
Photo Essay – The COCA COLA DREAM
Italian photographer - now New York City based Giulia Piccari gives us a photo essay built from a dream. We really like the quirky, european feel of her photographs born of an iconic American ideal. ...
A Quirky Edition of The Things We Love
It's our 4th Edition of The Things We Love...our quirky list of items found by spending way too much time surfing the internet is bound to give you something fun to treat yourself with....
Art Smart on the Sly
Since you never know what crowd you’ll be falling into –we’ve compiled a non-threatening mix of books to get your Art Smart on. Some cover the hype of a few well-known art stars, and others take you into current art movements. There are a few biographies and “text” book like works on our list, but that’s because it makes it easier to appreciate the new when you know what influences the artist drew from. ...
Taking Aim: Rock and Roll Photography Exhibit
Taking Aim: Unforgettable Rock 'n' Roll Photographs Selected by Graham Nash showed at the Museum of Photographic Arts from June 12 - September 26, 2010. Taking Aim spans more than fifty years of music-making as seen through the eyes of 40 legendary photographers....
Kicking back with ArtStars* Host: Nadja Sayej
An episode of ArtStars* is the cure for your art attention deficit disorder, the guilty pleasure for those pretending to reject art criticism, the relief for those tired of desperately trying to look as serious as everyone else in a room full of art when faced with the dreaded question “What do you think it...
The Art of Ann Marshall
We love browsing the internet and stumbling across an artist whose work was previously unknown to us. Enter, Ann Marshall, from Atlanta, Georgia. Ann’s work caught our attention with her fascinating portraits that take on familiar collage elements with an added mix of photography, painting, and drawing.
HAHA MAG: Ann, while I was looking at your work, I couldn’t help...
Phrequency artist stickers: Hilary White
This week, Phrequency speaks to Hilary White, one of their collabortaive sticker artists. Hilary's work ranged from digital graphics, paint and canvas, to all out stunning sculptures. Phrequency is releasing these special limited edition artist stickers at their Phrequency Turns Two party this Thursday, December 9th....
Letter from the Editor
It’s a new year. It’s a new us.
We’re going to up our game this year. It’ll be our 1st year hanging strong come February. So you should definitely be on the lookout for exciting new projects, new staff members and what we hope is a bigger focus on the ‘Antics’ part of the magazine.
Our main focus this year is more interaction with you. I mean hey, social media is meant to be abused, don’t you think? We’ve said it before but maybe you didn’t believe us; contact us. If you want to work with us – let us know. If there’s an area you think we could improve on – tell us. You want to spoil us with accolades – please, we beg you, do so.
You know how to hit us up…don’t make us wait.
Ginger Rudolph
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Bradley Rubenstein has worked as a painter and media artist. Mr. Rubenstein's works are in the permanent collections of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Detroit Institute of Arts, and The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, among others. He has been the recipient of the National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship in Painting, the Pollock-Krasner Award, and a grant from the Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation. He has written extensively on both art and art education, including lecturing at the School of Visual Arts, New York.
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This print by illustrator Rob Dobi that was designed to benefit the relief efforts in Japan. All profits go straight to supporting the disastory recovery. Goes to show that art can be used to heal wounds. You can find the prints here...www.fullbleed.imagekind.com
