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Tony Robles speaks with writers, Mary Morrissy, Vanessa Onwuemezi and Gina Chung at The International Short Story Festival in Cork, Ireland. Martha Cinader speaks with artist, Brett Cook about Greg Tate Day in Harlem, New York. Jay Rodriguez Sierra presents new music, Your Sound - featuring Lonnie P
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Brett Cook is an interdisciplinary artist and educator who uses storytelling to distill complex ideas and creative practices to transform outer and inner worlds of being. His elaborate installations feature painting, drawing, and photography to tell pluralistic stories with broad representation. Hi
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Writers: In Memory of Bell Hooks (words by Brett Cook) #bellhooks #brettcook #blackart #selflove
Writers: In Memory of Bell Hooks (words by Brett Cook) #bellhooks #brettcook #blackart #selflove
Tribute to Bell Hooks art by Brett Cook #repost From Brett Cook …sad. Thank you #bellhooks for so much: “If I were really asked to define myself, I wouldn’t start with race; I wouldn’t start with blackness; I wouldn’t start with gender; I wouldn’t start with feminism. I would start with stripping down to what fundamentally informs my life, which is that I’m a seeker on the path. I think of…
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As Development Boom Bubbles, Oakland’s Arts Scene Increasingly Troubled
As Development Boom Bubbles, Oakland’s Arts Scene Increasingly Troubled
Community members discuss art at an Oakland Creative Neighborhoods Coalition meeting Last January, when Mayor Schaff proudly preened in a Burning Man-style art car during her inauguration, hopes were high that art would become a priority. After all, Oakland’s much-ballyhooed cultural renaissance had brought national and even international attention to the city, completely remaking an image once…
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Q & A
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WHO AM I IN THIS PICTURE? AMHERST COLLEGE PORTRAITS. Brett Cook and Wendy Ewald. Mead Art Museum, Amherst College, 2007. Published 2009. 96 pp. with 76 ills. (60 col.). 28 x 24 cm. ISBN 9780943184135 In English.
Presents student projects that grew out of an Amherst College seminar led by visual artists Wendy Ewald and Brett Cook.
Artist(s):Cook, Brett; Ewald, Wendy Indexing: Western — United States — Post-2000 — Mixed Media/Collage, Installation Art Plans: 75,69 Worldwide Number: 073847 Paperbound $25.00
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RON TERADA: WHO I THINK I AM. Ed. by Helen Legg. Ikon Gallery, Birmingham, 2010. Organized and published in association with Walter Phillips Gallery, Banff Centre, and Justina M. Barnicke Gallery, University of Toronto. 96 pp. with 63 ills. (59 col.). 32 x 25 cm. ISBN 9781904864561 In English.
Features a series of 16 meticulously rendered text-based paintings in which Canadian artist Terada (b. 1969) inscribed an entire chapter from the memoirs of American painter and conceptual artist Jack Goldstein (1945-2003).
Artist(s):Terada, Ron Indexing: Western — Canada — Post-2000 — Painting, Several Media Plans: 75,69 Worldwide Number: 073763 Hardcover $39.95
Check out this video explaining a very large and extensive project that one of my mentors Brett Cook (Muralist, Graff writer/ Teacher) has been spear heading for the past 5 years. I was very fortunate to get the chance to help out, along with many other prominent and up & coming Bay Area artists. Take head to the healing...
