Caroline Woolard conceived of and designed and Stamatina Gregory curated WOUND (pronounced waʊnd) as a study center. Programs are scheduled throughout within the exhibition at The Cooper Union, to engage with the materials. The show is open from October 14…
https://www.facebook.com/events/1451403211543118/ WOUND is a study center for practices of listening and collaboration. The exhibition has been conceived of and designed by 2007 The Cooper UnionSchool of Art graduate Caroline Woolard as a practice space for “the mending of time and…
Here are the recent finds from the 1960’s. Properly framed now, in the studio. And a few current studio moments: Thanks to Rachel Harper for creating this show: https://m.flickr.com/#/photos/chicagoartdepartment/albums/72157662361269943/ Update: “Thought catchers – an artist talk” is now a published…
Lou Mallozzi Lou and I met in my office at SAIC, a late afternoon in December of 2015, on a day when we both taught. We have known each other for many years, I’ve attended presentations he gave about his…
Part I July 18, 2014, I talked with Deborah Boardman, who had come to the Chicago Cultural Center so I could ask her about how she works, as I’ve been asking other artists since summer 2008. We sat at a…
Up so far: My talk on August 23rd, 2014 and the 3 sound responses to diagrams, by Andrea Sodomka, Maria Gstaettner and Judith Leemann: https://vimeo.com/channels/821565
August 23rd, 2014, 10:30 – 12:00, Michigan Galleries, Chicago Cultural Center All works in the exhibition “Enter the Matrix” are printed on vitreous enamel – Whiteboards. For Adelheid Mers’ annotated talk, the artist uses all surfaces to write and draw.…
The South East Chicago Commission (SECC) is a community-based organization, focused on enhancing the quality of life in five neighborhoods through a number of programs and initiatives. The SECC is funded by the University of Chicago, the City of Chicago,…
Performative Diagrammatics 