Interview with Jessie Brugger (http://blogs.artinfo.com/artintheair/2013/10/28/highlights-from-fridays-beat-nite-the-semi-annual-bushwick-gallery-extravaganza/ ) Jessie Brugger is a multimedia artist who lives and works in Brooklyn, NY. She earned her BFA from Concordia University in […]
It’s been incredibly too long since my last update… lots of new and exciting things are on the horizon. New year/semester in grad school, new apartment, new ideas, new projects, […]
I had the joy of interviewing Scott Wolniak, a multimedia artist who lives and works in Chicago. Working in painting, sculpture, video and installation, Wolniak’s body of work explores surrounding […]
Last semester, I took an art history class on Contemporary art, in which we discussed the work of Sherrie Levine. My classmate and friend Karen studied her work in-depth for […]
It’s hard to believe my first semester of grad school is almost over! I feel like it just started. Seriously, where did the time go? Well as the saying goes, […]
Shredded Junk Mail with Grand Piano, installation Photo: Eric Young Smith Barbara Hashimoto uses shredded junk mail to create installations and sculptures commenting on the excesses of waste and commodity. […]
Andy Warhol Book 14″ x 13″ x 7″ Paper, Hot Glue and Acrylic Paint 2012 My cousin Kelly, operator/curator of Little Paper Planes, stopped by Chicago and told me about Libby […]
In my sculpture class at grad school, we were recently asked to interview an artist of our choosing. I decided to interview Chicago-area Bill Conger, whose melancholy, haunting, romantic small […]
This August I returned to school as a first year MFA (Sculpture) student and graduate assistant at NIU, my undergraduate alma mater. So far the semester has been pretty fantastic […]
One of my favorite artists, Roy Lichtenstein, was featured in a retrospective exhibit at the Art Institute of Chicago. The exhibit, Roy Lichtenstein: a Retrospective, runs through September 3rd and […]
Ghost and Lamb 