September 21, 2004 by Roberta

…on the PR page). In his new exhibit in the Founders’ Hall, Lowe presents a few big old things and some big — and little — new work. There’s nothing…

August 31, 2004 by Libby

MFA thumbs sideways

…of the comments below (see posts here and here). I think that graduate programs are good for three things: 1) carved-out time and space to just be creative, 2) professional…

August 31, 2004 by Libby

More Studio Museum

…Tracey Rose (shown left), a photo suggesting Eve in the Garden of Eden, and referring to Sara Baartman, or the Hottentot Venus, a woman taken from South Africa, and then…

August 28, 2004 by Roberta

Projekt 30

…work by Philadelphia artist Keith Sharp. (top image is example, though not in this show) Sharp is a Creative Artists’ Network artist and an inliquid artist and I’ve seen and…

August 27, 2004 by Roberta

Sexy mushroom girl and sexy dream boy

…market somewhere. Phil Otto of ODG, 222’s parent, was there when I dropped by, and told me the lamps arrived with all the rest of the work without any attribution,…

August 24, 2004 by Libby

Veiled meanings

…biota shapes. Marcuse, who has a BFA in painting from Tyler, was born in South Africa, but even with gallery information that mentioned something about apartheid and black and white,…

August 8, 2004 by Libby

First Friday ups and downs

This was not the world’s best First Friday, what with a number of galleries closed for the holidays and a number of second-string shows up. But there’s still some quality…

July 27, 2004 by Roberta

Voynich — hoax or art?

…some wonderful Hubble photographs of nebulae (dying stars), also had a back of the mag story about a mysterious medieval tome, the Voynich Manuscript. The 200 page book of bound…