CHRISTINE SCIULLI: TANGLE14 MARCH thru 10 APRIL 2011PUBLIC RECEPTION 18 MARCH 2011, 6pm – 9pmCAUSEY CONTEMPORARY92 Wythe Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11211718 218 893911-7 Wednesday – Friday,12-6 Saturday -Sunday9-5 Monday,Closed TuesdayChristine Sciulli’s lat…

Monday, 28 February 2011
8 PM

RijksakademieLIVE #1 presents Real Artists don’t have Teeth, a monologue written by Dora García, performed by Jakob Tamm. After the performance Philippe Pirotte will moderate a discussion with the artist and the audience.

We realize some of you don’t read the blog on Mondays. If that’s the case here’s what you’ve been missing–really great podcast interviews of 10 to 15 minutes with some of Philadelphia’s exciting art people. They have talked to us about public art and they’ve talked to us about race in art. They’ve discussed print [...]

Monday, February 21st, 6:30 PM $30 | $20 for DAC members all materials, include iTrip, are includedModern low power FM radio transmitters are ubiquitous in theconsumer market and ripe with creative applications. One example is the iPod acc…

SPRING ARTIST LODGEHERE is currently accepting applications to our SpringArtist Lodge. This hybrid performance series offers bold artists space for up to one week for technical rehearsals including 4-5 performances. Performances for the Lodge will take…

SPRING ARTIST LODGEHERE is currently accepting applications to our SpringArtist Lodge. This hybrid performance series offers bold artists space for up to one week for technical rehearsals including 4-5 performances. Performances for the Lodge will take…

You may be following the story about the censorship of the art exhibit at the Smithsonian in which a video by AIDS-activist artist David Wojnarowicz (1954-1992) was pulled from the show after House Republicans said it was anti-Catholic and should be removed.  Frank Rich in Sunday’s NY Times calls it an outrageous case of homophobia. The [...]

WHYY’s newest website, NewsWorks.org, is sharing our artblog radio podcasts. Right now in our little corner of the NewsWorks Arts and Culture page you can also find Terry Gross’ interview of Loretta Lynn and Peter Crimmins’ interview of Philadelphia Orchestra conductor, Yannick Nezet Seguin! Nice company, huh? NewsWorks, which went online Monday, is a project [...]

Is there such a thing as a Twitter artist? If so, social-networking artist Man Bartlett is your man. With the help of social networking sites, telephones, GPS’s and washing machines, the New York artist is creating art situated in the urban grid and in cyber networks. His materials are people, and the work is part [...]

When performance artist Leslie Rogers came to town she began stirring up a cyclone of events with a variety of collaborators. As part of the group PuppeTyranny she performed with her mouth wide open at Vox Populi. And she donned the naked fat suit of a lumpy middle-aged man to perform on a trapeze at [...]

Hello all you Knight Foundation Challenge applicants, and all others interested int the Miami-based foundation’s reach-out to the Philadelphia arts scene.  Here’s a quick, 27-second sample of our interview with Dennis Scholl, Vice President for Arts, Knight Foundation. More about the Knight Challenge. Applications open til Oct. 31.  We will run the full interview with [...]

The PBS broadcast premiere of Art21′s latest film, William Kentridge: Anything Is Possible, is just over a week away, and we want you to join us in celebrating. Art21 is giving away FIVE pairs of tickets to the invite-only New York City premiere of the film, taking place on Monday, October 18 at the Museum [...]

Recently I have participated in a few discussions that relate to teaching students about slowing down and examining their process in order to create quality works of art- works that are more than exercises or quick fixes to visual problems. Even this past Monday evening two of our current Art21 Educators, Cynthia Schubert and Lauren [...]

Episode 5 next Monday features Steven and Billy Blaise Dufala discussing their art, their collaboration and growing up in New Jersey.  In the short sample below, hear them discuss their working dynamic…  Listen to the entire episode on Sept. 2…

Janet Fleisher, the woman who founded the gallery now called Fleisher/Ollman, died last week. The obit is worth reading, especially if you’re not familiar with the story behind Fleisher/Ollman or with the original Janet Fleisher Gallery. Here’s the obituary in the Philadelphia Inquirer. (This link will expire in a few months, so if you are [...]

Ink_d gallery/studio
96 North Road
Brighton
BN1 1YE

http://www.ink-d.co.uk/

Open Monday to Saturday, 10am to 6pm

Tel 01273 645299

Call for artists: International Artist Residencies, Budapest, Hungary – December-January 2010

Monday, December 27, 2010 – Tuesday, January 11, 2011 –Deadline (must be received) by September 6. 2010*

http://www.hungarian-multicultural-center.com/id…

Gallerist Sande Webster talks about starting her gallery in the 1960s with a racially-mixed group of artists.  Today, 44 years later, Sande Webster Gallery continues to be a vibrant, successful and community-spirited enterprise on Walnut St.   Sande is a great story-teller.  Here’s a sample. Sande Webster 30 second clip Listen Monday, Aug. 30, to [...]