Thursday, May 19, 2005

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Bailey on Ichiuji The Postmodern Art Joke of Suffering By James W. Bailey The jokes in the world of high art often write themselves. Indeed,...

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Jenkins on Ichiuji By Mark Jenkins I'm wondering if anyone else has found Melissa Ichiuji 's "36 hours" a little unsettlin...

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Secondsight Meeting Secondsight is an organization dedicated to the advancement of women photographers through support, communication and s...

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Money, budgets, grants... votes? An interesting WaPo article on the alleged shenanigans being played through the use of art grants funding...

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Express on Tate Today's Express has a really cool interview with Tim Tate on "Compelled About Content" (page 30 of the pdf f...

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Dawson on Glass Jessica Dawson has several mini reviews in today's WaPo and she has one on our current "Compelled by Content"...
Wednesday, May 18, 2005

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The Power of the Web I've never reviewed a movie in my life, but somehow a few days ago, because of DC Art News , I received an invitati...

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Opportunity for Artists at AU When the new galleries at American University's new Katzen Arts Center open, they will be (by far) one of...

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Viktor Koen Reviews Our Viktor Koen exhibition at Fraser Georgetown was reviewed last week by Louis Jacobson in the City Paper . It has als...
Tuesday, May 17, 2005

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Synergy Winners Announced! Alexandra Silverthorne has a list of the artists selected for the Synergy Project. Read the winning teams here .

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Arts Agenda The DCist Tuesday Arts Agenda is here .

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Seven Update Two Together with some of the artists already selected for Seven , we walked through the spaces again on Monday. There are so ...

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New Art BLOG PrettyCity is a docublog for DC street art (including graffiti and performance art). The BLOG is open to submission and if you...
Monday, May 16, 2005

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Seven Update One I'll be walking through the Warehouse spaces sometime today, along with some artists whose work I'd like to includ...
Sunday, May 15, 2005

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Let the Corcoran Be Sandy Kaye of Newton, Mass. on Blake Gopnik's Corcoran's idea .

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Back from the Festival In spite of rain late Saturday (preceded by a brilliantly sunny day which of course resulted in a sunburn) and in spi...
Saturday, May 14, 2005

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Together with around 130 artists from all over the country, Mexico and Canada, I'll be at the Bethesda Fine Arts Festival all day today...
Friday, May 13, 2005

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The Weekend Art Primer This is one visual arts intensive weekend! No excuses allowed: go out and see a show or two. For starts, tonight is t...

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The Weekly Reviews In the City Paper , Louis Jacobson reviews our current Viktor Koen show in Georgetown . Jacobson also reviews Tom Barill ...
Thursday, May 12, 2005

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Compelled by Content Following two sold out solo shows (one in Georgetown and one in Bethesda ), we asked Tim Tate to curate a group show ...