#katie bachler

[gabiestrong-kchung]

Tonight on Earth Art Radio, Suzanne and Gabie interview artists Katie Bachler and Angela De La Agua about how they work in and make work about the desert! Listen to the live stream from 7-8pm on http://kchungradio.org/stream.html

[therumpus]

In Episode 3 of Make/Work, host Scott Pinkmountain talks with artist/educator Katie Bachler. Bachler is based in Southern California and her work is centered on our connections to place and to each other. She recently created a Map of Home for the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, and is currently working on building the Women’s Center for Creative Work in Los Angeles.

“The art world needs to be questioned…We don’t need to get rid of [it], it has a robust history, the art historical narrative, it’s fine, but things need to be challenged. Alternate structures need to exist alongside it.”

[hexenhausshow]

Krista Buecking Akina Cox Gilda Davidian Guiyoung Hwang Jen Hutton Ariane Vielmetter Esther Pearl Watson Sarah Williams and Katie Bachler Reception: October 27, 2013 from 4 - 8 pm Hexenhaus, meaning enchanted house or witch’s house in German, is an exhibition featuring works by Krista Buecking, Akina Cox, Gilda Davidian, Guiyoung Hwang, Jen Hutton, Ariane Vielmetter, Esther Pearl Watson and Sarah Williams with Katie Bachler. With the collaboration emerging from regular meetings to discuss writing and other creative projects, the group will descend on a temporarily uninhabited house in Altadena, creating immersive installations and displaying artworks throughout the rooms.

[hexenhausshow]

For their collaborative project "Bed, then Breakfast" for HEXENHAUS, Katie Bachler and Sarah Williams invited guests to inhabit their outdoor bed installation, to talk, read, play games, make a quilt about dreams, spend the night and then share an early breakfast the next morning.