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The Artlicker · 2Y ago

A Day at the Art Institute of Chicago’s Modern Wing

During one of my recent trips to Chicago I spent the day at the new Modern Wing of the Art Institute. My boyfriend planned the day to include lunch at Terzo Piano, the restaurant on the third floor of the Modern Wing. I got to take a few photos of some of the art in [...]
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The Artlicker · 3Y ago

The Most Romantic Thing I’ve Ever Read, and It’s a Breakup Story

I’m reading this new (to me) book I picked up at the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston this past weekend. “After the Revolution: Women Who Transformed Contemporary Art” details the careers of 12 women artists and how their work relates to, influenced and was influenced by feminism. I’m devouring it b
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The Artlicker · 3Y ago

ZFOMG! MoMA succumbs to social media!

I love MoMA. Last year they blew me away with their interactive site for the exhibit Design and The Elastic Mind, which sucked up many of my idle hours. The museum website was a great resource before the recent revamp. Last week the site got a facelift which includes a social media component. Much l
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The Artlicker · 3Y ago

Cao Fei in “I Still Believe in Tomorrow: Contemporary Video from Asia”

I’ve been pretty consumed with my new job lately and haven’t gotten in as much art as I would like. This past weekend I decide to remedy the situation by heading the The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston to check out the video installation I Still Believe in Tomorrow: Contemporary Video from Asia. I’m be
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The Artlicker · 3Y ago

I Visit Real Live Artists’ Studios at ArtCrawl Houston

One of the goals of this blog is to learn more about art, and what better way to do that than to visit artists studios and observe the creative process? It sounded like fun to me, so I grabbed my friend Fayza and my little point and shoot and headed to the annual Houston ArtCrawl [...]
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The Artlicker · 3Y ago

Musical Notation as Art: CAMH Shows Every Sound You Can Imagine

If you are in Houston before December 7 I recommend you stop by the Contemporary Arts Musuem to see the Exhibit Perspectives 163: Every Sound You Can Imagine. I was there for the Steel Lounge Underground on Halloween, which is another reason to visit the CAMH. From the CAMH website: Experimental mus
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The Artlicker · 3Y ago

In Chicago This Weekend…

I’ve been quiet lately due to overwhelming work obligations, but I will get a much needed break this weekend when I head to Chicago to visit some friends and take in some incredible art. The exhibit I’m truly jazzed about is Josiah McElheny at the Donald Young Gallery. I have drooled over McElheny’s
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The Artlicker · 3Y ago

KA-BOOM! Cai Guo-Qiang’s Gunpowder Art

OK, so I have a huge crush on Art:21 right now. They have introduced me to many fascinating artists in the past few weeks (thanks to Netflix for stocking their entire series) and I want to share one of my favorites, Cai Guo-Qiang. Cai was born in China and now lives and works in New York. [...]
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The Artlicker · 3Y ago

Throwin’ Out Some Lurve to Art:21 and Sally Mann

I have been tweeting about Art:21 lately because I have queued the entire series on Netflix. OK, lemme back up. Art:21 is PBS series that discusses art in the 21st century from the artists’ perspectives. I’m wholeheartedly addicted to it. They have clips you can watch on YouTube and they have a blog
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The Artlicker · 3Y ago

Chris Jordan: Photography/Collage Exploring the Statistics of American Culture

I first heard about Chris Jordan on Bill Moyers and was intrigued enough to dig further. An ex-corpo lawyer, Jordan now devotes himself to photography full time. In his latest series, “Running the Numbers: An America Self-Portrait” the artist assembles and manipulates small photos into large collage
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