Panel Discussion, 2008 Workshop
Dumbo Brooklyn
Work Space, 2008 Workshop
The Fall 2010 Triangle Arts Workshop deadline is March 15th.
The Triangle Artists’ Workshop Program is an intense two-week studio session for an international group of 25-30 professional visual artists. The workshop’s mission is to create an environment designed to maximize exchange, stimulate new ideas and encourage experimentation
To learn more follow the link: triangleworkshop.org/workshop/
To apply click here:
trianglearts.artistsubmissionsystem.com/
Karin Bos paints beautiful paintings in Amsterdam. She was featured in the original Female Persuasion group exhibit at Cherry de Los Reyes back in 2004 (has it really been that long ago??) and remains one of our favorites. She recently contacted me to tell us that she now has a full-color 40 page catalogue of her work available off her site. I’ve got a copy and it’s absolutely lovely. To order one for yourself go here. Or send an email to karinbos@xs4all.nl
Karin Bos, A Trip to the Countryside, Paintings and work on paper
The 40 pages full-color catalogue shows an overview of recent paintings and work on paper by the Dutch visual artist Karin Bos. Beautifully designed by Iris Holtkamp (designer arts magazine HTV de IJsberg). The catalogue contains an essay by Rob Perrée (editor arts magazine Kunstbeeld) in English as well in Dutch, titled The Weapon of Suggestion. The smashing cover is a detail from the intriguing painting Boyscouts.
http://femalepersuasion.blogspot.com/2009/08/karin-bos-new-catalogue.html
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Kaisu Koivisto will exhibit in ‘Art Aska’, a group show in Aska Sodankylä, Finland. The exhibition runs from September 2, 2009 – September 27, 2009.
Check out ‘Art Aska’ and Kaisu’s site, www.kaisukoivisto.com, for more information.
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As his three month residency on the Artist’s Work Programme at Dublin’s Irish Museum of Modern Art draws to a close, Ian Burns will be exhibiting two new pieces in the museum’s Process Room through August 16th.
‘A Separate State’ is a new kinetic work that draws its power from a solar panel integrated into the sculpture. Mostly assembled from scavenged objects found near the museum, the piece references the visual cues of statehood – balance and justice – and plays with the great traditions of those absurd functional sculptures of the past: fountains.
‘A Promise Of More’ employs the atmospheric color of the unique Irish “Fireglow” light bulb to project the word “YOU” on the gallery wall, constructing the characters from the individual bulb filaments, refracted via cheap magnifying glasses, into a humble welcome or a hasty accusation.
Ian’s work in the Process Room is on view through August 16, 2009.
Spencer Brownstone Gallery, NYC: Ian Burns
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