January 22, 2008 by Andrea Kirsh

…native Haiti, which he remembered from his grandmother’s house. Calabashes are gourds grown for use as containers, eating utensils and musical instruments in the Carribean, West Africa and elsewhere. I…

January 19, 2008 by Libby

Got books?

…A Selection of the Kiosk Archive, drawn from the Kiosk archive in Berlin; wouldn’t it be nice for a permanent reading library at the University City Arts League? You can…

January 18, 2008 by Libby

So you want to make a robot…

…on artblog for his LED knowhow and its art applications. The Hactory runs classes for a relatively low fee, and more than one level of expertise, starting at total beginner….

January 12, 2008 by Roberta

Back to school, students! There’s blogging in artroom 122

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January 10, 2008 by Libby and Roberta

Damian Moppett: Look! It’s Libby and Roberta struggling

…the connections we have, but do go see it. Here’s a link to David’s popular Shadow World videos. And here’s a link to the archive of all the Look! episodes….

January 10, 2008 by Roberta

Weekly Update – Kentridge’s Tapestries at PMA

…and woven in the Marguerite Stephens’ South Africa workshop, take over PMA’s large contemporary art gallery and read like huge stop-motion animation cels whose imagery provokes a dialog about territory,…

January 8, 2008 by Annette Monnier

Paul Coors on Publico part 2

…possible. It is. Creative to me is energy and new. Consistent reconsideration. Part of that energy to me is rebellion and if fifty percent or more of the creative people…

December 26, 2007 by Roberta

Weekly Update – Year end roundup

…a creative time out to jump-start exciting new work. A liveable two-year stipend would allow this new work to happen. New Vox Populi member Brent Wahl, The Most Fearful and…