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Architects 3000
Dining Room in Dallas
Idea for a great room with a mid-sized contemporary dark wood floor, white walls, and no fireplace
Keer Tanchak
Colette Copeland discusses Keer Tanchank's "Pizza Boats" at Conduit Gallery, Dallas in relation to Zhnikrup and Koons
Keer Tanchak Pizza Boats Conduit Gallery [link] Dallas
February 23 – March 30, 2019
In the style of Ex-Voto and Retablo paintings of Latin America, Tanchak’s intimate installation pays homage to Ukrainian ceramist Oksana Zhnikrup, whose work captured the art world’s attention in 2017 when Jeff Koons purchased the rights and replicated two of Zhnikrup’s figures. Tanchak’s exploration into the…
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There is a dance — an intimate choreography between what a viewer sees in an artwork and what the artist intended it to mean. Additionally, the signifier we place in front of artists who are not white males often affects the way in which they are perceived. For female artists — in particular, female queer artists — working under that label of “other” or even (heaven forfend!) being thrust into the realm of “craft” can be inhibiting, but also often the impetus needed to create their work.
Queering the Feminine Through a Many-Layered Lens
Vincent Falsetta, 'EF 14-8,' 2014, Conduit Gallery
Ludwig Schwarz
Untitled
Oil on Canvas
2014
30x30"