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Monthly Archives: February 2015
2014 Artist Spotlight – Peter Bonde Becker Nelson
Have there been new developments in your work since your 365 interview? Through most of my professional career, I have worked with photography, audio interviews, live-action video, and performance. Currently I am pursuing a completely different form: stop motion animation. … Continue reading
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Jeremy Foy – Des Plaines, Illinois
Briefly describe the work you do. I am a ceramic artist who creates sculptures, installations and performance art. My current work focuses on artists and athletes to show how similar their mindsets are. As most movements are minimized to be … Continue reading
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Beth Brown – Baltimore, Maryland
Briefly describe the work you do. My body of work includes intricate ink drawings on paper and euphonic processed field recordings. The drawings and musical arrangements share a common thread of representing textural micro-landscapes, articulated through obsessive (and meditative) mark-making, and … Continue reading
Gina Rotem – Jerusalem, Israel
Briefly describe the work you do I started my artistic carrier as a ceramist, experimenting with clays and glazes in my Abu Tur studio in Jerusalem. The useful dimension of art in life attracted me, but I was also inspired … Continue reading
Leslie Nichols – Bowling Green, Kentucky
Briefly describe the work you do. My primary medium is a manual typewriter, which I use to create text-based works on paper. I use the genre of portraiture to create images about identity. For me, the inclusion of text in … Continue reading
Posted in Drawing, Works on Paper
Tagged Drawing, Kentucky artist, typewriter art, women in art, works on paper
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Debra Ramsay – New York, New York
Briefly describe the work you do. I form an idiosyncratic engagement with rule-based systems to make art. Tell us about your background and how that has had an influence on your work and on you as an artist. I grew … Continue reading
Elizabeth Tolson – Brooklyn, New York
Briefly describe your work The desire to control women has been a subversive part of human culture for centuries. Be it a law passed, a vow forced, or “acceptable” women’s fashion, all undermine how a woman portrays her sexuality and … Continue reading
Posted in Installation, Video
Tagged artandtechnology, Brooklyn, feministart, Installation, Video
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Allyce Wood – Seattle, Washington
Briefly describe the work you do. My work focuses on ecological consequences of industry and human interaction. I create aesthetically complex installations, drawings, and prints, to describe humanity’s negative influence on the natural world and the long-term effects thereby produced. … Continue reading
Posted in Drawing
Tagged allycewood, Drawing, Installation, seattleartist, studiodaze
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Erika Winstone – London
Briefly describe the work you do. My work creates a dialogue between painting and video. I use gesture; however, my marks are attempts to transitively capture the, music, actions and communications of others. Energy emerges from countless repeated attempts to … Continue reading
Stephen Honicki – Scotia, New York
Briefly describe the work you do. Whether it be a classic Hitchcock mystery or a contemporary daytime soap opera, the dramatic interplay between characters in a make-believe world has strongly influenced my work as an artist. As a photographer, my … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged Duane Michals, LGBTQ, narrative, photography, photos with text
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