Detritus and Crenca's energetic collaboration
By BILL RODRIGUEZ | March 7, 2007
1
|
2
|
3
|
4
|
5
|
6
|
7
|
8
|
9
|
10
|
next >... last >>
1 of 391 (results 391)
Related:
Retooled, The art of the story, Culture crunch, More 
- Retooled
What follows is a response to the provocation posed by the Bates College Museum of Art’s current show “Activator,” a tightly organized exhibition of six installations by seven young artists
- The art of the story
Rhode Island’s “Biggest Little” designation is particularly appropriate when applied to the performance art known as storytelling.
- Culture crunch
"Since the market crash," says Curt Columbus, artistic director of Trinity Repertory Company in Providence, "we've watched our ticket sales, which had been doing well, hit a wall. Almost like a cartoon animal — splat. Then we started pushing the discount ticket sales and things started to move again."
- The case of Milan Kohout
Kohout, a serious man, was engaged in the serious business of political protest.
- Re-creational vehicle
Gallery exhibitions organized by high-profile outside curators have become an art-season staple.
- When worlds collide
We humans are quick to anthropomorphize the non-human.
- Cold comforts
In photographs, indie wünderwaif Miranda July stares back at us with big, wet blue eyes, curls dangling about her face, lips glistening and parted just so.
- Mooninite scapegoats?
A year from now, what will we think of the Mooninite fiasco?
- I Heart New York
Jed Perl’s New Art City is as knotty as it is ambitious.
- Writing Rauschenberg
Painter, sculptor, photographer, and performance artist Robert Rauschenberg changed the look of 20th-century visual art by combining disparate objects into cohesive works that commented on contemporary society.
- The cult of the Mooninites
Regarding Harvey Silverglate’s Web post “ The Artists Are Innocent ”: this was not performance art.
- Less
Topics: Museum And Gallery
, Entertainment, Performing Arts, Painting, More
, Entertainment, Performing Arts, Painting, Visual Arts, Performance Art, Bert Crenca, Tim O'Keefe, Providence School Board, Less