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Dear Mother Nature @ Dorsky Museum
The stigma of the Hudson Valley is that it’s a retirement community, that the art here is made by hobbyists. It’s an idea that has roots in the movement some art history tells us was the first one to come … Continue reading
Fuite @ Arté 330
Fuite @ Arté 330 July 13th – August 11th, 2012 330 Main St. Poughkeepsie, NY Project Catalyst
Rebecca Strauss
Rebecca Strauss transforms wood and metal into an anemone whose fingers move in unison with the sea-bottom current, or into a company of dancers performing the movement of a wilting flower. Sensors detect viewers’ motion, which triggers the program telling … Continue reading
Attack on Gramercy Park
Rocks made of plastic sit askew on beds of yellow leaves in Gramercy Park. Keys to houses are hidden inside similar ones on suburban doorsteps. Most people see them through bars; thin vertical black lines with spikes on top of … Continue reading
Ariel Gonzalez
Poughkeepsie is where sky and water intersect bridges and rails. A new setting of dichotomies, it’s the perfect place for Ariel Gonzalez’s modernistic creative process of combining digital photographs with gesso and oil. Color fields disintegrate into luminous foggy landscapes in his … Continue reading
The Party’s Over
“Hi, I’m a millennial, and I’ve become disillusioned.” “Hi, millennial.” After reading Matt Taibbi’s Griftopia I began considering how supporting the Democratic platform perpetuates greed and excess on Wall Street. Now that we’re approaching an election, and campaign images are … Continue reading
Posted in Op Ed Illustration
Tagged Clay Rodery, Danny Schechter, Matt Taibbi, Yves Smith
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