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Contemporary Art and Climate Change: RETHINK opens in Copenhagen
7 responses - Posted 10.24.09
The international environmental art exhibition "RETHINK: Contemporary Art and Climate Change" opens in Copenhagen October 31. continue
7 responses - Posted 10.24.09
The international environmental art exhibition "RETHINK: Contemporary Art and Climate Change" opens in Copenhagen October 31. continue
Hanging Fire: Contemporary Art from Pakistan
no responses - Posted 09.15.09
The first major overview exhibition of contemporary art from Pakistan opened September 10 at the Asia Society Museum in New York.continue
no responses - Posted 09.15.09
The first major overview exhibition of contemporary art from Pakistan opened September 10 at the Asia Society Museum in New York.continue
India Art Summit 2009 in New Delhi
no responses - Posted 07.25.09
The second annual India Art Summit in New Delhi brings an international spotlight to contemporary art in India. continue
no responses - Posted 07.25.09
The second annual India Art Summit in New Delhi brings an international spotlight to contemporary art in India. continue
India Xianzai: Contemporary Indian Art at MoCA Shanghai
no responses - Posted 07.12.09
China is embracing India, at least in art. A major contemporary Indian art exhibition this summer in Shanghai promises a cultural bridge between the two giants of Asia. The India Xianzai exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art Shanghai reflects the growing cosmopolitan nature of the two countries, as well as their shared cultural sensitivities. It [...]continue
no responses - Posted 07.12.09
China is embracing India, at least in art. A major contemporary Indian art exhibition this summer in Shanghai promises a cultural bridge between the two giants of Asia. The India Xianzai exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art Shanghai reflects the growing cosmopolitan nature of the two countries, as well as their shared cultural sensitivities. It [...]continue
The West Prize Seeks Exciting New Artists
no responses - Posted 07.02.09
The West Prize for emerging contemporary artists is again accepting applications. continue
no responses - Posted 07.02.09
The West Prize for emerging contemporary artists is again accepting applications. continue
In the Wisdom of Light: J.G. Ballard
no responses - Posted 04.20.09
This is a day of paying tribute to the great J. G. Ballard, who died yesterday at the age of 78. To many, Ballard was a trusted seer and beloved guide through the landscapes of advanced capitalism, decadent consumerism, and attendant social and psychological monstrosities. Like all truth-tellers he was a visionary, and his vision was [...]continue
no responses - Posted 04.20.09
This is a day of paying tribute to the great J. G. Ballard, who died yesterday at the age of 78. To many, Ballard was a trusted seer and beloved guide through the landscapes of advanced capitalism, decadent consumerism, and attendant social and psychological monstrosities. Like all truth-tellers he was a visionary, and his vision was [...]continue
Annie Leibovitz an American Icon
2 responses - Posted 12.05.08
Judging by the crowd outside of Benaroya Hall waiting to see Annie Leibovitz speak on November 19th, it was obvious that Seattle Arts and Lectures was hosting someone big. People stood outside with handmade signs asking for tickets—the scene was more akin to a sporting event or rock concert than what was, essentially, a book [...]continue
2 responses - Posted 12.05.08
Judging by the crowd outside of Benaroya Hall waiting to see Annie Leibovitz speak on November 19th, it was obvious that Seattle Arts and Lectures was hosting someone big. People stood outside with handmade signs asking for tickets—the scene was more akin to a sporting event or rock concert than what was, essentially, a book [...]continue
John Updike: An Artist Who Loves Art
1 response - Posted 11.25.08
Let’s be honest, John Updike is intimidating. He is an author who can only be described as prolific; one who drew an impressive crowd at Benaroya Hall in what is often described as one of the most literate cities in America. Since his early success in the 1950s, he has continued to add to his [...]continue
1 response - Posted 11.25.08
Let’s be honest, John Updike is intimidating. He is an author who can only be described as prolific; one who drew an impressive crowd at Benaroya Hall in what is often described as one of the most literate cities in America. Since his early success in the 1950s, he has continued to add to his [...]continue
Wine. Artist style.
8 responses - Posted 11.06.08
A fusion of two great things, wine and art. Street artist, urban art warfare specialist, and fellow Obama supporter Shepard Fairey has created an awesome wine label for Kenwood Vineyards in California. When I’m at my local QFC, picking up the city’s finest in boxed wine, I do always enjoy looking at the labels, and I’ve [...]continue
8 responses - Posted 11.06.08
A fusion of two great things, wine and art. Street artist, urban art warfare specialist, and fellow Obama supporter Shepard Fairey has created an awesome wine label for Kenwood Vineyards in California. When I’m at my local QFC, picking up the city’s finest in boxed wine, I do always enjoy looking at the labels, and I’ve [...]continue
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