Sep 13, 2019
Enormous Panels of Patchworked Fabric Give Colorful Temporary Makeovers to Public Buildings
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Enormous Panels of Patchworked Fabric Give Colorful Temporary Makeovers to Public Buildings
Amanda Browder’s studio contained samples and photographs of her fabric installations, which have draped 35 buildings across the country. (all photos Aaron Short/Hyperallergic)
The Small Miracle of Greenpoint Open Studios
The annual festival, which went on hiatus during the pandemic, welcomed visitors into the workspaces of over 250 artists in the Brooklyn neighborhood.https://hyperallergic.com/the-small-miracle-of-greenpoint-open-studios/
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Amanda Browder’s “Spectral Locus” covers the exterior of Richmond Ferry Church in Buffalo, NY. It’s part of the Albright-Knox Art Gallery's Public Art Initiative. (photo courtesy Richmond Ferry Church)
“Still, finding the balance of content and scale that will make those encounters click is a tricky prospect, one that Jason Andrew, the co-founder of Norte Maar and the curator of the current Ways and Means: a new look at process and materials in art, has tackled with striking success twice before, with To Be a Lady: forty-five women in the arts in 2012 and last year’s between a place and candy, which explored pattern and repetition.
Ways and Means at Norte Maar is no exception, a thoughtfully organized exhibition that shoots for the wow factor time and again without skirting the more meditative aspects of process art.”
More than 100 activists and artists affiliated with community groups from throughout the city gathered at the Brooklyn Museum this morning to protest its hosting of the 2015 Brooklyn Real Estate Summit. Beginning at 7:30am, protesters were stationed at the Washington Avenue entrance to the museum’s parking lot — through which most summit attendees and speakers arrived — and on Eastern Parkway in front of the museum.
Anti-Gentrification Activists Protest Real Estate Summit at Brooklyn Museum
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