Paul Feeley, Karnak, 1966 / 2015, Columbus Museum of Art (photo by Vortex Street)

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Paul Feeley, Karnak, 1966 / 2015, Columbus Museum of Art (photo by Vortex Street)
"Cardbird VII" 1971 collage print (color photo offset on cardboard) by Robert Rauschenberg (1925-2008) at @columbusmuseum the Columbus Museum of Art. Written near the piece: "Cardbird VII” is simply an arrangement of bits of cardboard boxes found in the artist's studio, flattened and nailed to the wall. Only it isn't. Examine the work closely, and the stamps and creases of the various elements reveal themselves to be photographic images mounted on cardboard. Rauschenberg's visual trick falls into a tradition of painting intended to be so realistic that it deceives the eye (or "trompe l'oeil" in French), playfully raising a larger question: What are the boundaries between a representation and the real? #rauschenberg #robertrauschenberg #cardbird #columbusmuseumofart #collage #rauschenbergweek ➡️ Thanks to those who visited during this past week’s exploration of the sculpture near the Block Museum on the Northwestern University campus in Evanston. Your ❤️s and 🗯s are greatly appreciated. For the next 10 days or so, stay tuned for some work by Robert Rauschenberg as we enter the final three months of this 🎨project. Please tell your friends to check out this feed. 👯👫👯♂️👫👯♂️🕺🏿👬🚶🏽👭🕴🏾👬🏃👯♂️👯♂️👯👬🏃👬🕺🏿🏃🏿♀️👬👭👫👯♂️👯👯♂️🏃👯🚶♀️😊 (at Columbus Museum of Art)
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CONGRATULATIONS to this super humble, talented, & amazing guy, Ken Yee, for being honored with the Cardinal Health 19th Annual Robert D. Walter Founder’s Award!❤️ Ken’s passion, love, and dedication to Cardinal Health for the past 27 years are monumental and it is apparent. Ken is excellent at what he does. He leads, mentors, contributes, creates, innovates, and is a “guru” (which is what I heard often from many).❤️ Ken’s caring, helpful, & supportive virtues & his incredible resources for his colleagues, his company, & his customers are so appreciated by many. He leads humbly & silently with such a caring servant's heart. Looking at Ken you wouldn’t know because he never brags about it.❤️ On our way home from the award ceremony at @columbusmuseum , @kyeeosu told me how much he is grateful & appreciative to receive the Founder’s Award. He also said, “I am just doing what I do every day.” This sums up the kind of person Ken is.❤️ Not only that Ken has been nominated 3x and the finalist 2x for this prestigious award. Only a very selected few are being awarded yearly among 50,000 employees at Cardinal Health. It is such an honor to receive the Robert D. Walter Founder’s Award & Ken is beyond grateful!❤️ Ken knows no strangers. He wouldn’t hesitate to jump in to help, assist, & be a resource to anyone. The friendships, bonds, & work family he created for almost 28 years at #CardinalHealth had been such a treasure to him and warms his heart!❤️ THANK YOU #CardinalHealth for honoring Ken and all the 18th & 19th Annual Founder’s Award Recipients with such an intimate & beautiful award ceremony at the #ColumbusMuseumOfArt!❤️ It was such a pleasure to finally met Cardinal Health’s Founder Bob Walter, CEO Mike Kaufmann, Chief Human Resources Officer Ola Snow; Executive Vice Presidents Brian Rice, Michele Holcomb, & Sarah Wills. Ken talked about you all so fondly throughout the years. Thank you for an excellent, supportive, inclusive culture & for the leaderships you all provide at the Cardinal Health family.❤️ Please join me in congratulating Ken on an award well deserved! Give him a big shout-out & let him know how much he is being appreciated.❤️ (at Columbus Museum of Art) https://www.instagram.com/p/CfaOcKvMxKk/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
“THE KISS” https://bodega.brianewing.com/search.php?search_query=kiss or LINK IN BIO! . Happy #MAY4th! . This piece of art started out as a commission from Travis & Jenny of @uvdtoys to celebrate their wedding. . Oh, and in June of 2018, the @columbusmuseum had a #starwars themed art show and invited me to exhibit. They also used my art as the main piece to help promote the show. I never expected to end up in a museum…a dive bar in the East Village of New York - YES! A Fine Art museum was never anything I would have imagined. . THANK YOU to Travis & Jenny (who are expecting their first #padawan , the #columbusmuseumofart #GEORGELUCAS and everyone who snagged a copy of the print/blanket/pin! THANK YOU!!! . . ••The BODEGA is OPEN!!! Use code ”RENTMONEY” for a super-secret discount. bodega.brianewing.com LINK IN BIO!!! . . . . . #lineart #brianewing #maythefourthbewithyou #fandomcma #illustration #artprint #screenprint #HanSolo #PrincessLeia #pewpew #スターウォーズ #artprint #detail #ThisBelongsInAMuseum #popart #fineart #harrisonford #carriefisher #asseenincolumbus #columbusohio #design (at Dagobah) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_ynZHWJmBr/?igshid=1020vnluaxj33
I enjoyed this and another ‘impressionist’ painting by #ernestlawson #americanartist #impressionistart landscape hung at Columbus Museum of Art #columbusmuseumofart (at Columbus Museum of Art) https://www.instagram.com/p/BqsQMz-lHWi/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=uagb7xg2f55c
Christopher Ries #artist #glassart #columbusmuseumofart (at Columbus Museum of Art) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bqi0q6olRwA/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=nwmforjwlecu
Weekend Warriors: Fruits of Our (Favorite Artists’) Labor
8/29/18
By Jenica Money
One of my favorite weekends of the year is finally upon us. Behold Labor Day weekend, the time when we all celebrate (work? Are we celebrating work?) by not working at all. Ironically enough, a close friend is due to deliver a baby this week. So while she’ll have tons of labor, I can put up my own feet by enjoying an extra day of good art.
My restful weekend will start on Friday with a soothing alfresco performance of this year’s Rhythm on the River. Under Edwaard Liang’s artistic direction, BalletMet has made this a summer staple on the Bicentennial Park stage near the riverfront. Come see excerpts from their 2018-2019 season and get some shut-eye before a Saturday full of touring the Short North. Thirteen artists from Muse Gallery will complement the Short North’s monthly Gallery Hop with the grand opening of a new space: (Not) Sheep. A few blocks away, Stephanie Rond will host her second artist reception (the first being Friday) for Seeds of Kindness at Sharon Weiss Gallery. She has been collaborating with students from Eli Pinney Elementary for two years, and this show unveils the fruits of their labor.
Don’t forget to bounce over to the Discovery District and bask in the musical experience that won’t leave you “baroque.” VIVO Music Festival kicked off on Tuesday and will fill the Columbus Museum of Art with the likes of Bach and Brahms all weekend. Get some culture at VIVO Circles at Derby Court tomorrow night for the Museum’s Pay-What-You-Want Thursday. And starting this Saturday, the North Passageway Gallery at the Main Library down the street will display Historical Harlem Renaissance, an exhibition open Saturday until Halloween.
I’ve heard that Sunday is a day of rest, and I’m glad there’s time to snooze before hitting up the free Shadowbox Live performance of Evolutionaries at the Columbus Commons. The show will celebrate musical rebels David Bowie and Prince, which is even more appealing to me than drinking lemonade in a lawn chair on a warm September night. Sunday will button up nicely with a closing performance of A Midsummer Night’s Dream at the Schiller Park Amphitheater. I know it’s not midsummer anymore, but at least I can relax to a little Shakespeare while enjoying one last balmy evening outside.
Whether you’re hopping into the weekend with energy or dreaming of enjoying your Monday off, make sure you partake in some local art, and remember that #artmakescbus!
Jenica Money is the Greater Columbus Arts Council’s Festival & Events Coordinator. Tonight, she’ll probably stay up until 1 A.M. researching the history of Labor Day and why its name is so paradoxical.