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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
Robyn Ellenbogen – Shrewsbury, New Jersey
Briefly describe the work you do. I make images in a broad variety of media ranging from 12th century techniques of silverpoint and egg tempera to digital animation, artist books, and interactive installations. The installations combine bamboo structures, and handmade … Continue reading
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Elodie Abergel – Jerusalem, Israel
Briefly describe the work you do. My artistic work is contextual art, a type of art committed to serving mankind. I feel like what I call an “artivist” because I chose to create art and to live in Jerusalem and … Continue reading
2014 Artist Spotlight – Lisa Vinebaum
Have there been new developments in your work since your 365 interview? I’ve had two opportunities to exhibit the performance placards I’ve been making and using in New Demands? which is an ongoing series of public walking performances exploring historical … Continue reading
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Nishiki Sugawara-Beda – Moscow and Idaho
Briefly describe the work you do. As a child, I learned Japanese calligraphy at school. When I was growing up, I watched my father, a calligrapher, practicing and saw how he approached his work. We talked about the meaning behind … Continue reading
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FRANK JUAREZ GALLERY AND GREYMATTER LAUNCH 365 ARTISTS / 365 DAYS PROJECT—YEAR TWO
Greymatter Gallery 207 E Buffalo St. #222 Milwaukee, WI 53202 414-687-2598 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: FRANK JUAREZ GALLERY AND GREYMATTER LAUNCH 365 ARTISTS / 365 DAYS PROJECT—YEAR TWO Sheboygan, WI and Milwaukee, WI – January 1, 2015 The Frank Juarez … Continue reading
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Stephanie Clark – Minneapolis, Minnesota
Briefly describe the work you do. My most recent work concerns my physicality in locale and environment. While residing in different communities over time, my work has become oracular in nature: each painting revealing itself through my time spent … Continue reading
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Mena Ganey – Roswell, Georgia
Briefly describe the work you do. I have questions that need answers. My artwork is me trying to figure out how to physically make some sort of answer. Right now I’m focused on the peculiar problem of people identifying southwest … Continue reading
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Tagged contemporary art, glitch, History, Painting, Technology
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Mark H. Cowardin – Lawrence, Kansas
Briefly describe the work you do. My work begins with the observation of an absurdity relating to the intersection of humans and the natural world. I am extraordinarily interested in the disconnect between people and the origins of the things … Continue reading
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Tagged artist, Kansas City, Lawrence, Mark Cowardin, sculpture
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Coe Lapossy – Boston, Massachusetts
Briefly describe the work you do. I’m interested some of the challenges that have become part of living in the twenty-first century in relation to art, spirituality, and pop culture. Tell us a little about your background and how that … Continue reading