Potter Gerit Grimm Assembles Parts of the Whole at MOWA by Judith Ann Moriarty
A maid born in Germany in 1973 is destined to spend the first 15 years of her life living east of the Berlin Wall. “Tear down this wall, Mr. Gorbachev,” a voice demands, and so it was the wall tumbled down in 1989. Gerit Grimm, the aforementioned “maid,” was producing...
Drawing Resurfaced II by Sarah O’Farrell, MFA ’17
November 13 – December 15 Opening Reception: Thursday, November 16, 5:30p Location: Fountain Gallery, 330 Main St, Lafayette, IN Contemporary drawing has evolved into many different rich and complex art forms. The field today encompasses alternative processes,...
Hiding in Plain Site: Screendance Histories & The Expanded Imagination A Lecture by UW-Madison Art Faculty Douglas Rosenberg
Thursday, November 9, 5:30-7p Location: Oshman Hall in McMurtry Building, Stanford University Dicussants: Usha Iyer, Stanford University and Sima Belmar, University of California, Berkeley In a seminal essay “Video Space: A Site For Choreography,” first published in...