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Whitney Biennial 2008 Artist List
A complete list of The Whitney Biennial 2008 Artist Links ________________________ Rita Ackermann Natalia Almada Edgar Arceneaux Fia Backström John Baldessari Robert Bechtle Walead Beshty Carol Bove Joe Bradley Matthew Brannon Bozidar Brazda Olaf Breuning Jedediah Caesar William Cordova Dexter Sinister Harry (Harriet) Dodge and Stanya Kahn Shannon Ebner Gardar Eide Einarsson Roe Ethridge Kevin […]
ArtZine: A Chinese Contemporary Art Portal
ArtZine: A Chinese Contemporary Art Portal www.artzinechina.com
March 12, 2008
NY Arts + Art Fairs International: The Daily Newsletter Wednesday, March 12 Artists Announced for Prospect 1. Biennial in New Orleans; Design Museum Award Short List Announced; Jasper de Beijer; Paulette Phillips International Top News Artists Announced for Prospect 1. Biennial in New Orleans Prospect 1., the New Orleans–based biennial set to open […]
Paulette Phillips
My practice could be viewed as an engagement with the experiential. The decisions made around the work are based in my curiosity surrounding phenomena, how and why things appear. The work is informed by psychology and my sensibility shaped through the uncanny, uncovering the latent and the hidden within the work. Paulette Phillips is a […]
Jasper de Beijer
In his diary, a World War I French corporal describes his irritation when it cost his platoon an incredible amount of effort to get their shovels through the bones of corpses while digging trenches. Like this corporal, many people who have experienced the extreme hardships of wartime are no longer capable of processing the misery […]
Mary Cook
Mary Cook was born and raised in San Diego, California. In 2005 she received her BFA from the California College of the Arts in Oakland/San Francisco. Mary Cook Mary Cook was born and raised in San Diego, California. In 2005 she received her BFA from the California College of the Arts in Oakland/San Francisco. She […]
Dorothy Englander
A walk along the river as the first spring sun begins to melt winter’s mantle of ice, or a summer visit to an Adirondack lake Dorothy Englander A walk along the river as the first spring sun begins to melt winter’s mantle of ice, or a summer visit to an Adirondack lake provide some […]
Martin Creed
"Essential to the art of Martin Creed is the one who experiences it. According to Creed, ‘work has meaning when people make it themselves.’ This quality of democratic engagement carries through in his decision in 1986 to use a system of numbers to identify his works." Martin’s Creed and The Condition of Music L. […]
Maureen Gubia
Spilling white gouache on a smooth surface such as paper, embracing accidents. I work with watercolors in this way. Sometimes I use washable markers and pour water, dripping big drops onto the marker-colored surface. Letting the medium spread as it wishes, I work intuitively. I gather my own pulse and master it. I don’t have […]
Hamlet-Inspired
Catherine Yu-Shan Hsieh: Last fall you had your first solo show The Girls Show Dostoyevsky the New Darkness at Marvelli Gallery in New York City. How did that feel? How did the audience receive it? Margaux Williamson: It felt ok. Growing up, I saw art mainly in art books, or Laurie Anderson at the hippy […]
