Apr 19, 2013
Apr 12, 2013
Pleased to announce a panel discussion at
Cullom Gallery in Seattle Sunday, April 21st, at 2 pm, with Shannon Durbin,
Vaughn Bell, and Mugi Takei. Drawing on themes in Durbin's gouache
drawings of forest fires that are on view at Cullom Gallery through
April 27th, these three Northwest artists will introduce us to the
place that nature and the environment inform their art making. With
questions posed by one another and special panel moderators, the
conversation will also touch on contemporary perceptions of the
environment - a blurry mix of personal memories, historic
representations of nature, and an uneasy awareness of the gathering
facts that quantify the earth's degradation - and what this all means
for future representation of nature in the visual arts. Join us on
Sunday the 21st, at 2 pm for this free event.
http://www.cullomgallery.com/
http://www.cullomgallery.com/
Apr 9, 2013
Apr 8, 2013
Feb 8, 2013
Dec 12, 2012
Dec 5, 2012
Nov 29, 2012
I'm curating an art and poetry show called "Each Moment We Live Our Lives Shine -- drawings and poems by six women".
The show opens on 12/6/2012 at Cullom gallery in Seattle, WA.
Featuring drawings by Amanda Manitach (Seattle), Jayoung Yoon (Brooklyn, NY), and Martha Tuttle, (Santa Fe, NM).Visual work in the exhibit will be paired with poems by one of three women poets: Jane Cope, a queer poet and activist from Michigan; Baltimore poet Tamar Nachmany, whose themes include women's bodies, environmental imagination, and contemporary American Jewishness; and Valeria Tsygankova, a Russian poet living in Brooklyn, who writes poems about academic gurlesques, topographical maps, bilingual romanticism.
The opening reception starts at 6pm and the Hollow Earth Radio founders Amber Kai Morgan and Garrett Kelly provide music to our ears! Come join us!
The show opens on 12/6/2012 at Cullom gallery in Seattle, WA.
Featuring drawings by Amanda Manitach (Seattle), Jayoung Yoon (Brooklyn, NY), and Martha Tuttle, (Santa Fe, NM).Visual work in the exhibit will be paired with poems by one of three women poets: Jane Cope, a queer poet and activist from Michigan; Baltimore poet Tamar Nachmany, whose themes include women's bodies, environmental imagination, and contemporary American Jewishness; and Valeria Tsygankova, a Russian poet living in Brooklyn, who writes poems about academic gurlesques, topographical maps, bilingual romanticism.
The opening reception starts at 6pm and the Hollow Earth Radio founders Amber Kai Morgan and Garrett Kelly provide music to our ears! Come join us!
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