Thursday, January 24, 2008
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January 24 - February 17
Opening Jan 24 7pm
Sol Koffler Gallery
169 Weybosset St
Providence, RI
Opening Jan 24 7pm
Sol Koffler Gallery
169 Weybosset St
Providence, RI
I have two pieces in this show, so swing by and take a look if you are in the area.
Also, I have not updated my site in a while. It is not that I haven't been productive, on the contrary. I have been quite productive in fact. However, I am working on a redesign that will make my life easier so it may be a while before new projects show up. But there are quite a few!
Also, I have not updated my site in a while. It is not that I haven't been productive, on the contrary. I have been quite productive in fact. However, I am working on a redesign that will make my life easier so it may be a while before new projects show up. But there are quite a few!
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Monday, January 29, 2007
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Seattle, February 1, 2007
The Artists Reformation Project is pleased to present Caleb Larsen and Brett Walker's new collaborative installation, This is/not a Room Full of Peanuts. The two Seattle artists will be creating a work centered around the age-old question of "physical reality." Employing tongue-in-cheek metaphors, the artists will transform the gallery space into an active work of art, directly engaging the viewers both in terms of the function of art and of the metaphysical debate.
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Friday, January 19, 2007
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I went an opening at the Lawrimore Project in Seattle last night. I went for two reasons: 1) the Lawrimore Project is one of the few Seattle galleries that I have actually heard mentioned in the non-Seattle art press, 2) Josh Azzarella is Tiffany Calvert's significant other. I know Tiffany from a residency that we did at I-Park (which is a completely weird place, but extremely nice).
I think I like Josh's work. I had heard about it and seen bits online, but this was my first encounter with in person. It strikes me as Paul Pfeiffer meets Bill Viola meets USA Today. A bait and switch of mezmorizingly beautiful imagery and truly horrific content. I didn't like the projectors that Lawrimore used, I though the very visible light bleeds was distracting from the images, but I might just be nit-picking.
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