It seems as if almost every trip I make to my local (name shall remain anonymous) wine shop I am met with no small amount of laconic response and less-than-excited customer service. I undoubtedly emit, upon entering the shop, a look of confusion and wonder. I know very little about wine. I know what I [...]
New documentary about two of America’s most important contemporary art collectors: a postal clerk and a librarian. [ch]
It somehow seems destined that there always be a war between “culture” and “sport.” The snobby nose-held-high critic of contemporary art and the hot-dog eating beer-guzzling baseball fan loathe each other. But is there really no overlap between the two, and is it really necessary for us to avoid one another altogether?
As idealist as it [...]
[ May 29, 2009 to August 1, 2009. ] “TRAVELOGUE”
Organized for the Anderson Gallery by
Ashley Kistler and Michael Lease.
Martin Parr: Small World and Autoportraits
Michelle Van Parys: The Way Out West
Olaf Breuning: Home 2
From the permanent collection:
Theresa Pollak: On Location
May 29 - August 1, 2009
Opening reception: Friday, May 29, 6-8 pm
Martin Parr: Small World and Autoportraits
Often called the most important British photographer working today, Martin [...]
[ June 23, 2009 9:00 am to June 24, 2009 10:00 am. ] http://www.virginia.edu/uvatoday/newsRelease.php?id=8610
Images of animals have become increasingly prevalent in art recently*.
I can’t throw a glance at an art fair without spotting deer, a sparrow, or a bunny or two.
I’m not necessarily complaining, just perhaps questioning why. The first artist to incorporate the deer perhaps has put careful thought into its use. Maybe the second and third [...]
“I have come on a search to understand the primal drive of the modern hunter by taking an inclusive look at an original hunter-gatherer society. I have come to see if when the land speaks there are those that can interpret its language. I have come in search of silence so that I could begin [...]
I recently attended LOOK3 The Festival of the Photograph this past weekend in Charlottesville, Virginia. It is a photography festival, founded by Michael “Nick” Nichols of National Geographic, promising three days of ‘peace love and photography.’ I attended last year as well as this past weekend, and had a few thoughts to share.
LOOK3 was a [...]