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Libby and Roberta, co-founders of Artblog, write a fond farewell to the readers, listeners and supporters of their 21 year old project, Artblog. In the short summary of their story, they relate their art collaborations, which began in the early 1990s. Those collaborations segued into creating Artblog in the early aughts.
Read MoreRoberta talks with artist and longtime curator at both Moore College of Art and Design and Arcadia University, Richard Torchia. They cover Torchia’s early post-college experience working for architects and an early artist collective in Newark, NJ, and his recurring fascination with and use of photocopier machines to make art and books.
Read MoreArtblog contributors, Lane Timothy Speidel and Logan Cryer get into a lively conversation via email about the practice of art writing, its importance, and their thoughts about Artblog closing.
Read MoreOli Knowles, artist and comics artist, sits down with Gina Dawson and Tom Marquet to talk about their shop, Partners and Son, which opened in 2020 after they moved to Philadelphia, and which specializes on comics, zines, graphic novels and related materials, along with art made by comic artists, which is hung on a dedicated gallery wall in the shop.
Read MoreJoyce Chung sees a performance by Jungwoong Kim and ten performers at Studio 34 in West Philadelphia that is improvisatory (they had one rehearsal right before the performance), with dance, movement and music, and with performers watching each other, falling back or stepping up, as moved to do so.
Read MoreWe are delighted to provide you with Sarah Kaizar’s ‘AT feed,’ a humorous look at today’s climate change media postings online. Made with the magic assistance of AI, Sarah requests ChatGPT to write one article from many headlines she feeds it. The resulting article, is it an AI hallucination? Is it for real? Who and what do we trust? These and other questions are raised by the project, which will run bi-weekly on Artblog. Send your feedback to us at editor@theartblog.org.
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