Airborne today and heading home to the news that the world's longest reigning dictator may be getting ready to face the music!
Monday, July 31, 2006
Friday, July 28, 2006
Introductions
Friday is shaping out to be the key day of the year to go see what new talent two of our savviest gallerists out there have discovered in the way of new talent.
"Introductions 2" at Irvine Contemporary also opens the same night as Conner's Academy exhibition. "Introductions 2" features eleven recent graduates from MICA, Corcoran, American University and VCU.
Irvine's reception is also Friday Aug 4 6-8. This is a great night to see new talent at both Conner and Irvine.
Academy
Academy 2006, the 6th annual BFA/MFA invitational hosted by Conner Contemporary (and one of those recurring shows that should never be missed), opens next Friday, August 4th from 6-8pm.
This is an opportunity to see the best and brightest of our area's schools, as handpicked by one of our top gallerists.
Thursday, July 27, 2006
Ads
I don't ever recall seeing a TV ad for a museum exhibition in Washington, DC. Perhaps it is because our region is such a magnet for tourists, and a lot of the foor traffic that visits our museums are, uh, visitors to the area -- that museums feel that there's no need for TV ads.
But just saw some new TV ads here in Colorado:
The Denver Art Museum wants to spread the word about the upcoming opening of its Frederic C. Hamilton Building. The major expansion was designed by world-renowned architect Daniel Libeskind and has been under construction for more than four years.Read the Denver Post story here.
The ads, designed by the Integer Group Denver, urge consumers to check out the new $90.5 million building, as well as what's inside.
Wednesday, July 26, 2006
Congrats!
To Argentine-born artist and DC area resident Mirta Kupferminc, who has been distinguished with the Silver Medal at the 12th International Biennal Print and Drawing Exhibition, R.O.C. in Taipei.
The International Jury selected Mirta´s print entitled “Thirty thousands and one” from about 4,000 artworks received from the whole world. The selected work was done by the artist in remembrance of the 30,000 disappeared people during the military dictatorship that happened thirty years ago in Argentina.