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Scouring the internet for the list of artists to Crystal Bridges anniversary exhibition
“State of the Art: Discovering American Art Now”
(Help me add to the list)
Chicago:
Alberto Aguilar and Alison Ruttan
San Antonio:
Chris Sauter and Vincent Valdez
Los Angeles:
Daniel Nord and Adonna Khare
Arkansas:
Guy Bell, Linda Lopez, Delita Martin, and John Salvest
Ohio:
Jimmy Baker, Jimmy Kuehnle
North Carolina:
Peter Oakley, Bob Trotman, and Jeff Whetstone
Arizona:
Monica Martinez, Angela Ellsworth
Massachusetts:
Elizabeth Alexander
Rhode Island/San Antonio:
Michael Menchaca
Salt Lake City:
Lauren Gallaspy
Missouri:
Miki Baird, Jamie Adams, Tim Liddy, Julie Blackmon
Kansas:
A. Mary Kay and Randy Regier
Nebraska:
Angela Drakeford and Watie White
Seattle:
Susie Lee and Dan Webb
New York:
Meg Hitchcock
Baltimore:
Nate Larson
Minnesota:
Andy Ducett
New Mexico:
Catalina Delgado-Trunk
San Francisco:
Laurel Roth Hope
North Texas:
Kim Cadmus Owens & Dornith Doherty
New Orleans:
Dave Greber
On the Bout Route this past weekend:
On the Bout Route this past weekend:
What an interesting week for art/criticism.
- I guess it started off with this article by Dan Solomon of his dealings with Culturemap.
- Then the NY art blogs Hyperallergic & ArtFagCity chimed in on the Ken Johnson petition/open letter.
Which got the discussion rolling on Twitter. And a response by CMonster the next day. - Then #artcriticism was trending on Twitter. Not for the previous discussion, but because Witte de With was livetweeting and livestreaming an art criticism symposium.
- Today, EdwardWinkleman offers his perspective. I think it’s one that I agree with the most.
- And now BOOM! …might be good is on indefinite hiatus.
- But, Fusebox and Culturebot are gonna have an open discussion on Sunday.
I’ll tell you ’bout what I sees
PS: related post from me.
This one has also been sitting in the Drafts folder for too long.
But I remember fairly clearly what I was thinking about. Hair.
That Silky Smooth Feeling
Chris Scarborough
Melanie Bilenker
Audrey Kawasaki
then
then
I’ll tell you ’bout what I sees.
*I’m sneaky. Again, without permission but with the utmost respect, all images were taken from the respectfully linked websites. Please don’t send G-Man after me.
For Eyes Got It! 2012 and the foreseeable future, I made it its own site.
Opening tonight at grayDUCK Gallery is last year’s winner
Long Time To Forget
Hollie Brown
Opening August 24, 7-9 pm
Exhibition runs through September 9
Check EyesGotIt.wordpress.com for more info.
And give the Eyes Got It! FBpage a like.
