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A Searing Critique.: September 2009
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A poorly punned blog reflecting on LA's modern art scene. Tuesday, September 29, 2009. I found this while searching YouTube and the themes highlighted in the clip were fairly discouraging. This is a little trailer for the movie Who Does She Think She Is? Within seconds into the clip, the viewer is compelled to question the true impact of the modern feminist art we have discussed in class. Why is it that random, seemingly educated, male New Yorkers can't think of any female artists? While the individual s...
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Los Angeles Art Vernacular: Rebecca Campbell: Nostalgic Dreaming
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Los Angeles Art Vernacular. Monday, October 12, 2009. Rebecca Campbell: Nostalgic Dreaming. Rebecca Campbell, Daddy Daughter Date, 2009. During our class discussion of contemporary painters last week, I was reminded of a Los Angeles-based Artist, Rebecca Campbell. Whose work I saw last February at LA Louver Gallery. Rebecca Campbell, Do You Want to Hurt Me? Rebecca Campbell, Satellite, 2008. Rebecca Campbell, Rainbow After Dark, 2009. Rebecca Campbell, Gretel, 2009. Rebecca Campbell, Snow Queen, 2008.
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Los Angeles Art Vernacular: The Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery: National Print Exhibition
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Los Angeles Art Vernacular. Wednesday, November 18, 2009. The Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery: National Print Exhibition. Wandering through Barnsdale Park in Los Feliz this past weekend, I stumbled upon an enormous printmaking exhibition at the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery. Although different stylistically, I felt that these two artists' works communicated with one another through addressing similar themes of identity and character. March 3, 2011 at 8:35 AM. JenClare B. Gawaran. Http:/ clart1975&#...
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Los Angeles Art Vernacular: Exhibition Review III: Monster Drawing Rally 2009, The Outpost for Contemporary Art
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Los Angeles Art Vernacular. Wednesday, November 11, 2009. Exhibition Review III: Monster Drawing Rally 2009, The Outpost for Contemporary Art. Walking in between clusters of slightly intoxicated guests to the circle of tables where the artists produced their works under the curious eyes of spectators, I was quickly drawn to the paintings of a young artist, Jessica Minckley. Jessica Minckley, Without Representation. Max Ernst, Untitled. Brian Bress, D.B. Sarajo Frieden, Landscape I.
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Strictly ARTness in: November 2009
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Tuesday, November 17, 2009. The price of "Warhol". It appears that the commodification of art did not die with the 1980's, instead it simply was the start of a whole new phenomenon of commercial takeover of art. As written in the recent ArtNews cover piece "Warhol Inc.". Http:/ www.artnews.com/issues/article.asp? Thursday, November 12, 2009. WK Interact -"How To Blow Yourself Up" Review III. WK interact and "police booking station". One dominant installation that could define the whole show is. WK Intera...
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Strictly ARTness in: Glorious Excess - Review # 1
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Thursday, October 1, 2009. Glorious Excess - Review # 1. In the next few days the Japanese American National Museum will close a show that defies the typical associations with the traditional Japanese artistic culture; it is neither humble nor respectful. In comparison to the museum’s other current exhibit that showcases traditional Kokeshi dolls and their contemporary reinterpretations, Mike Shinoda’s “Exhibition Excess (Dies)” show does not hesitate to allure and play with t...8221; deface every poster.
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Strictly ARTness in: $12 a can? The price of "Warhol"
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Tuesday, November 17, 2009. The price of "Warhol". It appears that the commodification of art did not die with the 1980's, instead it simply was the start of a whole new phenomenon of commercial takeover of art. As written in the recent ArtNews cover piece "Warhol Inc.". Http:/ www.artnews.com/issues/article.asp? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Los Angeles Art Vernacular. Views of Los Angeles. Merda di Los Angeles. The price of Warhol. WK Interact -How To Blow Yourself Up Review III.
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Los Angeles Art Vernacular: Exhibition Review II: Pasadena Museum of California Art’s Wayne Thiebaud: 70 Years of Painting, October 4, 2009 – January 31, 2010
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Los Angeles Art Vernacular. Wednesday, October 21, 2009. Exhibition Review II: Pasadena Museum of California Art’s Wayne Thiebaud: 70 Years of Painting, October 4, 2009 – January 31, 2010. Wayne Thiebaud, Cake Window, 1976. The Pasadena Museum of California Art. PMCA) is currently home to over one hundred and twenty drawings, etchings, prints, and paintings from the talented hand of Wayne Thiebaud, the now 88-year-old artist. Arriving at the October 9. Campbell’s Soup Can. San Francisco West Side Ridge.
