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Showing posts with label Chicago. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chicago. Show all posts
Monday, January 7, 2013
Fresh Talk Preview 2013
Labels:
Adam Schreiber,
Andrea Clearfield,
art,
Beirut,
Berlin,
Chicago,
Houston,
MacDowell Colony,
music,
New Hampshire,
Philadelphia,
residency,
Rijin Sahakian,
Valerie Cassel Oliver,
writing
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Fresh Talk LIVE: Theaster Gates
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Conversations About Creativity in the 21st Century
In this Fresh Talk LIVE feature, Cathy Byrd meets Chicago-based artist Theaster Gates in Washington, DC, on Election Night 2012. Theaster is the featured speaker in the second annual Kinetic: Conversations in Contemporary Art lecture series at American University. Wilmer Wilson, an alumnus of Howard University, American University graduate students Emily Fransisco and Heather Ravenscroft, and University of Mary Washington senior Sidney Mullis join the conversation.
Sound Editor: Leonardo Madriz | Photos: Cathy Byrd unless otherwise noted | Music: Theaster Gates + The Black Monks of Mississippi, Shine, 2011
Conversations About Creativity in the 21st Century
In this Fresh Talk LIVE feature, Cathy Byrd meets Chicago-based artist Theaster Gates in Washington, DC, on Election Night 2012. Theaster is the featured speaker in the second annual Kinetic: Conversations in Contemporary Art lecture series at American University. Wilmer Wilson, an alumnus of Howard University, American University graduate students Emily Fransisco and Heather Ravenscroft, and University of Mary Washington senior Sidney Mullis join the conversation.
Sound Editor: Leonardo Madriz | Photos: Cathy Byrd unless otherwise noted | Music: Theaster Gates + The Black Monks of Mississippi, Shine, 2011
Thursday, November 1, 2012
Fresh VUE: Theaster Gates & Huguenot House

Theaster Gates: 12 Ballads for Huguenot House
Pictured here, 12 Ballads for Huguenot House was created by Chicago-based artist and urban planner Theaster Gates. His project for documenta(13) unites two disused buildings—one in Chicago and the other in Kassel, Germany—by dismantling parts of each to reuse in rebuilding the other. The spatial re-imagining is realized in twelve thematic “ballads.”
Theaster speaks about his work at American University, Washington, DC, on November 6, 2012. His talk is the second annual lecture in the new Kinetic: Conversations in Contemporary Art lecture series at the University. Fresh Art International makes history that night by recording the inaugural Fresh Talk LIVE podcast.
Photos: Cathy Byrd, except where noted.
Labels:
12 Ballads for Huguenot House,
Artist,
Chicago,
Conversations in Contemporary Art,
documenta(13),
Fresh Talk LIVE,
Fresh VUE,
Germany,
Kassel,
Kinetic,
Theaster Gates,
urban planner
Location:
Friedrichstraße, Kassel, Germany
Monday, January 9, 2012
FAI Looks Back at 2011
This bright beginning anticipates a stellar future for FAI:
Labels:
Bahar Behbanai,
Chicago,
FAI 2011,
Janet Biggs,
Jefferson Pinder,
Joyce Scott,
Kate Hers,
New Orleans,
New York,
Prospect.2,
William Pope.L
Location:
Brooklyn, NY, USA
Thursday, December 1, 2011
Fresh Talk: Jefferson Pinder
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Conversations About Creativity in the 21st Century
In this episode, Chicago-based video performance artist Jefferson Pinder explains the importance of physical exertion in his work. Hear how his fascination with Houdini and street theater led to his new live performance series: The Escape Artist.
Jefferson makes his first appearance as the Escape Artist at 8:05pm, Sunday, December 4, 2011, in Salisbury, Maryland. The premiere performance commemorates the death of Matthew Williams, who was confined to a straightjacket when he was lynched in front of the Wicomico courthouse on December 4, 1931.
Sound Editor: Ira KIp
Photos: Courtesy Jefferson Pinder
Conversations About Creativity in the 21st Century
In this episode, Chicago-based video performance artist Jefferson Pinder explains the importance of physical exertion in his work. Hear how his fascination with Houdini and street theater led to his new live performance series: The Escape Artist.
Jefferson makes his first appearance as the Escape Artist at 8:05pm, Sunday, December 4, 2011, in Salisbury, Maryland. The premiere performance commemorates the death of Matthew Williams, who was confined to a straightjacket when he was lynched in front of the Wicomico courthouse on December 4, 1931.
Sound Editor: Ira KIp
Photos: Courtesy Jefferson Pinder
Labels:
Chicago,
Escape Artist,
Fresh Talk,
Houdini,
Jefferson Pinder,
live performance,
lynching. performance art,
physical exertion,
straightjacket,
street theater,
theater,
video
Location:
Chicago, IL, USA
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Chicago
Chicago was amazing! Spent time with Torkwase Dyson at Studio South Zero, her solar-powered workspace at The Dorchester Project. A video performance artist new to the city, Jefferson Pinder shared the skinny on his upcoming performance project. FAI will feature each of the artists on Art Talk in the next few weeks.
Explored the city with stops in Hyde Park, South Side, West Loop, Downtown, the Art Institute of Chicago and Millenium Park. No matter how difficult it must be to keep that sculpture shiny, Anish Kapoor's wondrous Cloud Gate is worth every effort. If you're headed to Chicago between now and 23 December, take time to see Unlimited Ocean, Wolfgang Laib's sublime installation in SAIC's Sullivan Galleries. This slide show offers a taste of my encounters.
Explored the city with stops in Hyde Park, South Side, West Loop, Downtown, the Art Institute of Chicago and Millenium Park. No matter how difficult it must be to keep that sculpture shiny, Anish Kapoor's wondrous Cloud Gate is worth every effort. If you're headed to Chicago between now and 23 December, take time to see Unlimited Ocean, Wolfgang Laib's sublime installation in SAIC's Sullivan Galleries. This slide show offers a taste of my encounters.
Labels:
Anish Kapoor,
Chicago,
Cloud Gate,
FAI,
Jefferson Pinder,
Millenium Park,
October 2011,
School of the Art Institute of Chicago,
Theaster Gates,
Torkwase Dyson,
Wolfgang Laib
Location:
Philadelphia, PA, USA
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