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Monthly Archives: January 2009
Fraser inspired student sculptures
Last Friday students from Eastside Memorial High School came to get a tour of No Sure Footing. Leslee came in from San Antonio to lead the kids through her show. She gave a truly superb tour. As with all of … Continue reading
Posted in art, Education
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A Little Bit of Hope for the Arts
Let’s be real, y’all, this economy is scary for everyone. And as many artists (and museums, galleries, curators, and critics) unfortunately already know, it can be almost impossible to make a living working in an art-related field even in the … Continue reading
Posted in art, job opportunity, politics
Tagged arts funding, hold me i'm scared, NEA, Obama, WPA
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Coosje van Bruggen, June 6, 1942 – January 13, 2009
We’ve been so wrapped up in Leslee Fraser and Obamania around here lately that we neglected to mention the passing of sculptor, art critic and historian Coosje van Bruggen last week. Van Bruggen and her husband, the Swedish pop artist … Continue reading
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Tagged Claes Oldenburg, Coosje van Bruggen, pop art, public sculpture
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My Top Art Moments, People, Shows, & Spaces of 2008
From Texas or Texas visitors (mostly Austin) in no particular order By Lisa Choinacky It’s time to reflect…. Ali Fitzgerald: Swan School at Art Palace Reggie Watts It’s like a Machine at Okay Mountain by Michael Mellon & Jacqes Lois … Continue reading
No Sure Footing Opening through the lens of Poladroid
We had so much fun last Thursday partying with Leslee and all of her quirky, wonderful sculptures. I took lots of pics with my new Nikon, and found this awesome application (thanks to Rell and Facebook) called Poladroid. It turns … Continue reading
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Yes we did!
The Women & Their Work staff, along with the rest of the country, gathered around the television and watched our 44th president give his inaugural address. There were tears and laughs and then we got to work. Women & Their … Continue reading
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