Jesse Burke’s work is included in a new show at the ISE Cultural Foundation in New York City curated by Lauren Kalman and Millee Tibbs. Titled “I’m Your Man,” the exhibition explores the construction of masculine identity through performance: In art, femininity has been called into question as a performance–in
“Something was happening and everybody knew it. I can tell you one thing: it was a lot of fun.” With these lines Jeannette Montgomery Barron opens “Scene,” the book of intense photographic portraits of artists, gallerists, critics, dealers, and personalities from the New York art world in the 1980s. Arriving
The Photographic Resource Center in Boston is participating in Flash Forward 2014. Set within the Boston cityscape, Flash Forward is a four-day photography festival (May 1-4) that offers networking events and educational programming, such as panels and lectures by respected industry professionals, indoor and outdoor exhibitions, and nightly events. Running
A solo show of John Bailly’s large-scale oil paintings opens on April 30th, 2014 at the Center for Visual Communication in the Wynwood Arts District of Miami, Florida. “John Bailly: The City” addresses how urban structure and cultural identities intertwine to form the unique spirit of a city. Bailly considers
A new documentary on legendary photographer Henry Horenstein is now available. Produced as part of The Photographers Series by Anthropy Arts, the film follows Horenstein around the world as he continues his quest to preserve vanishing cultures and groups through photographs. Renowned curators and colleagues, including celebrated photographer Nan Goldin,
If you missed Jen Davis’ fantastic talk for the MPS Digital Photography Department’s i3 Lecture series at the School of Visual Arts, you can now see it online! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H4_Q8IPo_xI#t=435 For the past eleven years, photographer Jen Davis has been working on an extended self portrait series that explores notions of
Gregory Halpern has been chosen as a 2014 John Simon Guggenheim Foundation fellow! Guggenheim Fellows are appointed on the basis of impressive achievement in the past and exceptional promise for future accomplishment. Huge congratulations, Gregory! We very much look forward to seeing your next body of work. View a PDF
Lori Nix has been chosen as a 2014 John Simon Guggenheim Foundation fellow! Guggenheim Fellows are appointed on the basis of impressive achievement in the past and exceptional promise for future accomplishment, and one has to agree that Lori Nix fits the bill. Congratulations Lori! We look forward to seeing
In a step to become more environmentally friendly, the city of San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors has voted to ban the sale of plastic water bottles on city property by the fall of 2014. Americans use 50 billion plastic water bottles per year, according to the anti-plastic bottle campaign, Ban
“American Psycho” meets “Wall Street” is the best way to describe Ted Scofield’s debut novel, “Eat What You Kill,” published by St. Martin’s Press. Set in New York City, ClampArt director Brian Paul Clamp and artist Jill Greenberg pop up in the story in Chapter 52! It is a page-turning
At 12.30 pm on Tuesday, April 1st, 2014, the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston will host artist Manjari Sharma, who will speak about her work. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Alfond Auditorium Avenue of the Arts 465 Huntington Avenue Boston, Massachusetts 02115-5523 617-267-9300 http://www.mfa.org/ The lecture series
The ten portraits on the right, shared with us by artist Nancy Burson, are the images that make up her piece, Businessman (10 Businessmen from Goldman Sachs), 1982. While the finished piece is certainly interesting in itself, it is fun to see the different expressions of each businessman before becoming
Lori Nix’s work is featured in the exhibition “No Place” at the University of Queensland Art Museum from March 1 – May 18, 2014. Other artists include James Casebere (USA), Giacomo Costa (Italy), and Yao Lu (China). From the museum’s website: “No Place” brings together four international artists who investigate
Artist Jesse Burke is taking over The New Yorker photo department’s Instagram account for one week! Follow Jesse Burke @jesse_burke and The New Yorker @newyorkerphoto. Jesse writes: This is @jesse_burke. Follow along with me and my daughters this week as we travel around New England getting in touch with the natural
Image: Copyright Henry Horenstein, “Dolly Parton,” Symphony Hall, Boston, Massachusetts, 1972, Gelatin silver print. “Henry Horenstein: Honky Tonk” opens at the Purdue University Galleries on Tuesday, March 11, 2014, and runs through April 26, 2014. Purdue University Galleries Yue-Kong Pao Hall of Visual and Performing Arts 552 West Wood Street
Solo show of John Arsenault’s new photographs at the University of Puget Sound
Image (left): Lori Nix, “Anatomy Classroom,” 2012, Archival pigment print. Image (right): Marc Yankus, “Three Buildings,” 2013, Archival pigment print. Lori Nix and Marc Yankus’ work is featured in “Of Time and Buildings” at the George Eastman House, March 8 – June 8, 2014. Other artists include Feng Bin, James
ClampArt is very pleased to announce that Manjari Sharma’s photograph “Maa Saraswati” from her series “Darshan” is now in the permanent collection of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston in Texas. Browse Manjari Sharma’s series “Darshan” Browse all of Manjari Sharma’s work at ClampArt Blog post by: Keavy Handley-Byrne, Gallery
ClampArt is excited to announce our new Tumblr page. Follow us for artist updates, exhibition and event information, new images, and more. Follow ClampArt on Tumblr. Blog post by: Kevin Swann, Gallery Assistant
Jill Greenberg’s photograph appears on the cover of The Huffington Post Magazine to illustrate an article by Kate Sheppard on the fate of the grizzly bear. See Arianna Huffington’s blog post about the article with a link to the full-length iPad version: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/arianna-huffington/huffington-magazine-this-_16_b_4830543.html?utm_hp_ref=tw View Jill Greenberg’s series, “Ursine” Browse all