Stan Woodard for President, the Opera, Hapeville, Georgia
Being a conceptual artist living in Atlanta, Georgia, Stan Woodard has expressed his constitutional rights as a natural born American citizen, and every four years, since 1996, joined the ranks of esteemed Presidential candidates.
The Forty Part Motet by Janet Cardiff October 11, 2014–February 15, 2015 The Forty Part Motet by Janet Cardiff Described as “achingly beautiful” (The New Yorker) and “transcendent” (The New York Times), sound artist Janet Cardiff’s critically acclaimed installation The Forty Part Motet traveled to the High in fall 2014. From the collection of The…
ARCHITECTURE SUSAN FROYD OCTOBER 29, 2019 5:57AM Houses, like living beings, grow old and wear out, carrying history and stories with them to the grave. Meredith Feniak and Risa Friedman — who make up the wheat-pasting Denver duo We Were Wild — want to excavate some of those stories. “Like human cells, [houses] have memories built into…
May 21 – November 7, 2022 For the ninth iteration of Outlooks, Storm King Art Center presents the work of New York–based artist Brandon Ndife (b. 1991). The Outlooks program offers an emerging to mid-career artist the chance to present a large-scale, temporary outdoor project in the landscape. Working primarily with domestic items, including furniture…
By Sara Barnes on January 17, 2022 https://mymodernmet.com/jun-ong-light-installation/ Malaysian artist Jun Ong has pierced a former warehouse in Kuala Lumpur with light. Titled STAR/KL, the site-specific work features 111 LED beams that are fashioned into a starburst and penetrate the center of the building and outward past the chainlink fence and into the greenery. To create the illusion of one…
Judy Thomas, “Tendrils”, 2011 PEX, aluminum, vinyl, pantyhose, steel, rayon Arsenal Center for the Arts, Watertown, MA Simple industrial materials are used in the construction – plastic, nylon, vinyl and wire with a base of hollow plastic pipe for the curvilinear structure. The plastic is then transformed by hand-wrapping each piece of tubing with colorfully…
March 4–May 21, 2017 This exhibition continues artist Daniel Arsham’s (American, born 1980) ongoing project Fictional Archaeologies, in which he creates replicas of everyday objects—such as basketballs and cameras—in precious and semi-precious stones. The objects become fossils, remnants of our present seen through the eyes of a future researcher. Daniel Arsham: Hourglass Hourglass comprises three…