ArtReview community blogs

more blog

http://artbuzz.artreview.com/48073
Continue ›

Posted by 48073 on 10 July 2009 at 9:30pm — No Comments

Summer gloaming. After screwing up (previous blogpost) I wiped out the wet paint. What was left was the subsurface which was dry before I had put the next layers on it. I liked the colours and the next day I decided to use it for a new attempt. Read more: http://estherb…
Continue ›

Posted by Esther Barend on 10 July 2009 at 8:00pm — No Comments

Shephard Fairey agrees not to carry wheat paste in Boston for two years

Street artist Shephard Fairey’s latest brush (ahem) with the law ended in a guilty plea, an apology and the promise not to practise his craft in Boston for a couple of years, reports The Boston Globe. Among other things, this means Fairey must be careful that he doesn’t get caught with “stickers, posters, wheat paste, brushes, and other tools of the graffiti trade” on him while in the city – though with hi…
Continue ›

Posted by News on 10 July 2009 at 6:27pm — No Comments

Censorship, Myspace and the Principles of Contemporary Blasphemy

Oliver Pietsch, Morgenstern, 2002, video, image has been altered On the 26th June the ominously named Myspace Safety and Security division removed an image from our Myspace profile of an artwork from our current exhibition, Tirol Isch Lei Oans by Viennese artist collective Gods Entertainment, citing that their website is "for people as young as 13, so…
Continue ›

Posted by Divus Unit 30 on 10 July 2009 at 5:00pm — No Comments

Nicole Wingate's Blog

Nicole Wingate's Blog
Continue ›

Posted by Nicole Wingate on 10 July 2009 at 3:30pm — No Comments

Open House launches new website for Art in the Open initiative

Press Release A new web-based resource for London’s public art was launched at the RSA yesterday by ‘Art in the Open’, London’s first advocacy and advisory initiative for art in the public realm. Designed as the first point of reference for those involved in the development of art in London’s public spaces, the site - www.artintheopen.org.uk - offers practical tips, guidance and case studies. Art in the Open, which is an initiative from London’s leading architecture education organisatio…
Continue ›

Posted by News on 10 July 2009 at 2:59pm — No Comments

paintings on polo game from pakistan

being a practicing painter i love to paint my land what the rest of the world think a terrorist state but the reality is quite different i accept that here is a war on terrorism in northern areas of our country but the majority of our people is peace loving art oriented and civilized the reason is lack of education poverty and injustice that is very common over here so i paint what i observe please come close to view and see the reality things are getting better and soon a good time will come so…
Continue ›

Posted by abid khan on 10 July 2009 at 2:52pm — No Comments

Lorna Macintyre's unreliable narrator at Mary Mary

By Oliver Basciano Glasgow’s Mary Mary gallery is sparsely filled with the monochrome minimal work of hometown sculptor and photographer Lorna Macintyre. Yet the minimalism and simple physicality of the works seemingly undermine their status as art objects. Pulling them together is a copious and multifaceted string of loose connections which, while not obviously seeking a narrative, do sort out an associative, semiotic reading. The prints on the wall can be roughly divided into categori…
Continue ›

Posted by artreview.com on 10 July 2009 at 12:30pm — No Comments

Gallery Girl in Basel

By Gallery Girl OK, so I've made it to Basel and although I don't have an actual job to do, in a very real sense I have a number of jobs I want to pretend to be doing in order to make my way up this art career ladder. And I know that a lot of you reading this out there have been out of work for months, sometimes years – and sometimes, in the case of you 'freelance curators', your entire lives. So here's a tip: analyse the data, focus on what you what you want to achieve, predict and over…
Continue ›

Posted by artreview.com on 10 July 2009 at 12:00pm — No Comments

Lance Armstrong rides bike decorated by Damien Hirst

Seven-times Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong will be riding a bike designed by Brit artist Damien Hirst for the last leg of this summer's race, Bloomberg reports. Hirst has made a gift of the design to help promote Armstrong's cancer charity, the Lance Armstrong Foundation, and the bike frame is covered in Hirst's signature butterflies. Armstrong will ride the bike in the final stage of the race, which ends o…
Continue ›

Posted by News on 10 July 2009 at 11:00am — No Comments

Afruz Amighi wins inaugural Jameel Prize for Contemporary Islamic Art

The Iranian-born artist Afruz Amighi has won the inaugural Jameel Prize, a new international biannual prize launched by London's Victoria & Albert museum and awarded to a contemporary artist or designer for work inspired by Islamic traditions of craft and design. The artist, who submitted an installation piece titled 1001 Pages (2008), has been awarded £25,000 and will exhibit her work along with that of the eight other shortlisted artists at the V&A this summer.
Continue ›

Posted by News on 10 July 2009 at 10:42am — No Comments

Estratti dalle Lettere di guerra del soldato armato dell’Umor-6

Indubbiamente sono molto distante dalla folla dei personaggi letterari – anche da Rimbaud,temo,caro amico. L’ARTE E’UNA STUPIDITA’. Quasi niente è una stupidità- l’arte deve essere una cosa divertente e un po’ scocciante –è tutto.
Continue ›

Posted by antonio della rocca on 10 July 2009 at 9:29am — No Comments

Estratti dalle Lettere di guerra del soldato armato dell’Umor-5

Ogni tanto,per non essere sospettato di morte dolce,un imbroglio o un buffetto amichevole su qualche familiare testa di morto mi assicura che sono un cattivo signore.
Continue ›

Posted by antonio della rocca on 10 July 2009 at 9:28am — No Comments

July 9, 2009

Well, today is the day! My daughter is on a plane to see me now! It’s a long flight but it’s a longer wait! I can’t wait! Honestly it’s the biggest news of the summer for me! In the news today, new bonus payments are scheduled at AIG, rescued by a federal bailout package; President…
Continue ›

Posted by Michael Raucheisen on 10 July 2009 at 6:47am — No Comments

Long Journey.

My favorite qoute by Frank Lloyd Wright, "The longer I live, the more beautiful life becomes" . Well finally it's official. You can now purchse prints of my art at www.ariesartist.com, then click on Imagekind banner, just order and hang. Gotta love it!!
Continue ›

Posted by Keith McDowell on 9 July 2009 at 8:39pm — No Comments

Poetry Reading and Reception

Tuesday, July 21, 6:30 – 8:30 PM In conjunction with the release of Neither Here Nor There (a book accompanying Ryan Schneider’s exhibition at Eighth Veil in Los Angeles, CA), there will be a reading by the following contributo…
Continue ›

Posted by Priska Juschka Fine Art on 9 July 2009 at 7:42pm — No Comments

Gallery Exhibition Party

Join us for an collaborative Exhibition, presenting a series of photographs by Anne Arden McDonald and Jewelry designs by Caroline Glemann. Anne Arden McDonald's Statement: Diana Camera Work "This series is about vagueness and images half remembered from the subconscious. Each of these pieces is part of a series which, when seen together, creates a sensation of falling or floating. These images also remind me of a half-sleeping dream state, when we remember only parts of a dream and the parts…
Continue ›

Posted by Caroline Glemann on 9 July 2009 at 7:00pm — No Comments

London Churches, Part 1

The idea of the London Churches project is to visit every church in the City of London - and probably a few outside - and use the visits as the basis of an online work. This isn't a blog, and it certainly isn't a historical or architectural guide. It's a work of hyperficti…
Continue ›

Posted by Edward Picot on 9 July 2009 at 3:22pm — No Comments

check out the cia blog!

http://ciablog.tumblr.com/
Continue ›

Posted by alicja mccarthy on 9 July 2009 at 12:53pm — No Comments

Mike Figgis to direct film about Fourth Plinth

Legendary British film director Mike Figgis has been commissioned by Sky Arts to make a film about Antony Gormley's Fourth Plinth project, the Guardian reports. The director, who made Leaving Las Vegas and Internal Affairs, will make an hour-long documentary about Gormley's live-sculpture project, which involves members of the public standing on the empty plinth in Trafalgar Square. The film, wh…
Continue ›

Posted by News on 9 July 2009 at 11:27am — No Comments

‹‹ previous

Latest Blog Posts

Sign In/Up

Welcome to artreview.com

Latest Activity

Vanessa Smith added 2 photos. View Artworks 6 minutes ago

Luke Gilliam left a comment for john thwaites 9 minutes ago

Vanessa Smith and john thwaites are now friends11 minutes ago

Luke Gilliam and john thwaites are now friends17 minutes ago

Are we not speaking your language? Translate this page: