Here’s a link to a review about the Bookish show in Seattle with a title that says the show is a failure. But the parts in the article about me are pretty good actually. So what to do about that? Hmm. Well, regardless of what the writer said, I am proud to have shown with the other 2 artists, and consider it an honor. We all have our opinions though. here’s the link:
https://spectator.seattleu.edu/ae/story.aspx?ID=26925
I am looking to survey 20 Los Angeles working artists at any stage of their career for an article I’m writing. The question is pretty straight forward:
What would you like to see happen to your art career within the next 5 years?
Limit this to one paragraph. Be realistic, and you don’t have to limit your answer to just goals. It can be a direction you want your art to go, it can be about process, projects you want to work on, gallery affiliations, residencies you’d like to take, people you want to emulate, strategies you might have, shows you are working towards, etc.
The first 20 Los Angeles artists to email me their answers will be mentioned in the article. I’ll let you know ahead of time if you are one of the 20.
Deadline: June 3rd.
carol (aaat) esart [dott] com
One of my collectors sent me a link to this artist’s website and I now I am in love. Diem Chau might just be a genius, or at best one of the most original artists I’ve seen in a while. Beautiful work!
Bun With Red Thread / Porcelain plate, silk, thread / 6″ Dia
Also, I recently updated picklebird’s blog, and a posted a feature on Nikki de Saint Phalle. Check it out.
I am brand new to lomography and recently got a Holga. Here are my first photographs for you to enjoy or become bored of:
