The Aesthetics of Information: Norwood Viviano’s Global Cities at the Grand Rapids Art Museum
The collection and application of information and statistics may seem anomalous to artistic practices, but there’s a lot of room for creative interpretation.
Through The Past Brightly: Niki Lederer speaks about ‘Found Color’ exhibit at 337 Project Space
The two artists combined works create a burst of color that transforms the 337 Project Space into something resembling more of a psychedelic preschool playroom than art gallery.
Reconsidering the Commonplace: Jihyun Hong’s (extra)ordinary at UICA
Jihyun Hong invites us to see everyday objects not by their familiar functions … but as the interesting visual objects that they really are.
Ernesto Neto seduces audience with swaying hips and invitation to play
As part of the on-going Penny Stamps lecture series, a partnership between the University of Michigan and the Urban Institute of Contemporary Arts, internationally-renowned sculptor and installation artist Ernesto Neto spoke at the UICA this past Wednesday. If you weren’t there, you missed a presentation by possibly the most one of charming contemporary artists. … Continue reading