Here is today's NY Times article about her. It mentions her large-scale public projects and even has a link to her jewelry.
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/05/arts/design/orly-genger-in-madison-square-park.html?pagewanted=1&_r=1&adxnnl=1&smid=fb-share&adxnnlx=1367857840-HIu8RLBTpTQXBN456oIx2Q
Monday, May 6, 2013
Saturday, May 4, 2013
Friday, May 3, 2013
Check chcheck check check chcheck it out
Whatwhatwhatwhat's it all about
http://cargocollective.com/kahyangni
(name switch in a few days, mentally slipped on that aspect! it's old, but i added tons of new art, a new logo, a news section, i reorganized it to be neater, and now i just need to upload my 2013 resume!)
my presentation was on AS220.
http://cargocollective.com/kahyangni
(name switch in a few days, mentally slipped on that aspect! it's old, but i added tons of new art, a new logo, a news section, i reorganized it to be neater, and now i just need to upload my 2013 resume!)
my presentation was on AS220.
Nina -- site + presentation link
Hey all!
My site should be up and running at ninaruelle.com very soon, but until then it's at ninaruelle.squarespace.com! I've got some of your links, and will add the rest when everyone's posted their websites.
And due to a painful harddrive crash about a month ago, I no longer have my presentation on kai franz (although in retrospect, maybe it's still on the computer in the classroom?) -- but you can find out all about him and his work at kaifranz.de
My site should be up and running at ninaruelle.com very soon, but until then it's at ninaruelle.squarespace.com! I've got some of your links, and will add the rest when everyone's posted their websites.
And due to a painful harddrive crash about a month ago, I no longer have my presentation on kai franz (although in retrospect, maybe it's still on the computer in the classroom?) -- but you can find out all about him and his work at kaifranz.de
domain
www.annamuselmann.com
Hey guys,
I called iPage tech support last night, and apparently they issued me the wrong FTP server address, so it's going to be an additional 36 hours before my website is up and running. So frustrating. I know you guys can't *wait* to see it (haha), but it should be ready to go in no time (well, in a little time).
Thanks for your understanding.
See you all soon!
Anna
Hey guys,
I called iPage tech support last night, and apparently they issued me the wrong FTP server address, so it's going to be an additional 36 hours before my website is up and running. So frustrating. I know you guys can't *wait* to see it (haha), but it should be ready to go in no time (well, in a little time).
Thanks for your understanding.
See you all soon!
Anna
Website/Jonathan Weinberg
Hi! Here is my website: www.toddstong.com
And here is the website to Jonathan Weinberg, the artist and art historian I interviewed: http://www.jonathanweinberg.com/
Here's some basic background info I'm going to share at 12:45 if anyone checks this out before then. He's an incredibly interesting guy -- this is the "boring stuff."
And here is the website to Jonathan Weinberg, the artist and art historian I interviewed: http://www.jonathanweinberg.com/
Here's some basic background info I'm going to share at 12:45 if anyone checks this out before then. He's an incredibly interesting guy -- this is the "boring stuff."
Jonathan
Weinberg is a painter and art historian. Born in 1957, he received a BA in art
history from Yale and a PhD in the same subject from Harvard. He is the author of several books including Male
Desire: the Homoerotic in American Art, and Ambition
and Love in Modern American Art. He has taught at Bennington College, Cooper
Union, and Yale University and he is currently a Visiting Professor of Art
History at Brown and a Visiting Critic in the Graduate Print Department at the
Rhode Island School of Design. He is a John Simon Guggenheim fellow, a
Mills fellow at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, a Sterling fellow at the Clark Art Institute, and
scholar and artist-in-residence at the Getty. A
mid-career retrospective of Weinberg’s paintings, curated by Jonathan Katz, was
shown at the Leslie Lohman Gay
Art Foundation in New York in March 2010.
Art in Chicago - Presentation Info
I did my presentation on an artist/region on Chicago and I spoke with an artist/writer Robin Dluzen. I found some interesting initiatives starting in Chicago that are posted below. Food for thought.
three walls
Community Supported Art
This program offers collectors packages of work made by local artists like a market share program. For example, for a $400 dollar share, the collector would receive a full place setting (plate, cups, etc.) handmade by Chicago artists.
Hyde Park Art Center
Not Just Another Pretty Face
This program connects local artists with local collectors. Each collector is matched with an artists who creates a "portrait", ranging from a very traditional to very abstract representations. Very interesting initiative, has put around $200,000 in the hands of 70 local artists.
http://chicagoartmagazine.com/
This is the publication where artist Robin Dluzen became the editor-in-chief. It was built out of a need for providing press and coverage to local artists, but unfortunately closed in 2012. Though it's not publishing anymore, it has great advice for starting an internet magazine.
three walls
Community Supported Art
This program offers collectors packages of work made by local artists like a market share program. For example, for a $400 dollar share, the collector would receive a full place setting (plate, cups, etc.) handmade by Chicago artists.
Hyde Park Art Center
Not Just Another Pretty Face
This program connects local artists with local collectors. Each collector is matched with an artists who creates a "portrait", ranging from a very traditional to very abstract representations. Very interesting initiative, has put around $200,000 in the hands of 70 local artists.
http://chicagoartmagazine.com/
This is the publication where artist Robin Dluzen became the editor-in-chief. It was built out of a need for providing press and coverage to local artists, but unfortunately closed in 2012. Though it's not publishing anymore, it has great advice for starting an internet magazine.
Thursday, May 2, 2013
Diane Zhou- Website
Here's my website: http://dianezhou.com
I made this at the beginning of last year but in the last few days I've changed some of the organization and I'm planning to reorganize the "art" section from traditional vs. digital to moving vs. still, and I'm planning to add a news section somewhere also-- not yet sure if I want to interrupt the weird stillness of the homepage with something that updates regularly, so I might just make another creature-button, add it to the homepage, and have it link to news/updates.
I made this at the beginning of last year but in the last few days I've changed some of the organization and I'm planning to reorganize the "art" section from traditional vs. digital to moving vs. still, and I'm planning to add a news section somewhere also-- not yet sure if I want to interrupt the weird stillness of the homepage with something that updates regularly, so I might just make another creature-button, add it to the homepage, and have it link to news/updates.
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
Alessandra's Website
Hey guys,
For now my website is https://maria-castillo-zljp.squarespace.com/ , but I just registered my domain name so within 48 hours it should be mariaalessandracastillo.com ! I'll link to all of your pages soon.
For now my website is https://maria-castillo-zljp.squarespace.com/ , but I just registered my domain name so within 48 hours it should be mariaalessandracastillo.com ! I'll link to all of your pages soon.
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