Kristin Neville-Taylor on landscape, Little Berlin and glass – next week on Artblog Radio
By December 13, 2010
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Kristin Neville-Taylor co-founded Little Berlin with Martha Savery in 2007.  Recently, she curated the show “Landscape Techne” at the alternative space.  In an interview she talks about the large, sumptuous — and completely cyber-generated — landscape photographs by Alex McLeod that appeared in the show, which closed Nov. 27.  Is beauty in art suspect these days, something to be feared?  Listen to the episode next Monday.

 

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