Commentary by Kendall Whitehouse
Tag: art
At a gallery show of a noted street artist a few years ago, an attendee explained to me how he would acquire pieces he'd find on the street. He was clearly proud of his clever technique for stripping away the works with minimal visible damage. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-u3SpZ3jy4&w=360&h=510&r=0 The changing seasons alter a work of public art. … Continue reading The Living World of Art on the Street
Art Exhibitions by Madeline Rile Smith and Morgan Gilbreath If one of the aims of art is to allow us to see our world differently, two recent exhibitions at Impact Hub Philadelphia -- Madeline Rile Smith's Chromesthesia and Morgan Gilbreath's Consecration -- achieve that goal. Both artists are completing their Bachelor of Fine Arts at Temple … Continue reading Seeing the World Differently
In his new book, Fans, Friends, and Followers, Variety columnist and CinemaTech blogger Scott Kirsner tackles one of the key issues facing contemporary creative artists: how to build an audience and generate revenue to support their work. The means of artistic expression, even in media previously inaccessible to most (like the equipment to make a … Continue reading Scott Kirsner’s “Fans, Friends, and Followers”: How Artists are Using the Internet to Build an Audience
