What. Where. Now. Music, Art and Culture in and around Upstate New York.
Posts tagged as:
In the following days, we’ll present a retrospective series of 2010 content, as well as Post Picks, the year’s favorites as determined by Post culture writers. We begin here with the writing: in no particular order, here are a few of our favorite articles from the first year in the post-paper arts and leisure land of our own making.
{ 1 comment }
Work by the Japanese-born Chicago painter Michiko Itatani on display at Ithaca College’s Handwerker Gallery. A review by Arthur Whitman.
{ 1 comment }
Today, Oct. 4 at 5:15 p.m., master printer and artistic director of the Highpoint Center Cole Rogers will be speaking about Julie Mehretu’s show at the Johnson for a free public event.
{ 0 comments }
“Nothing Happens When You Stay at Home,” a photography exhibition by Steve Poleskie and J. Robert Lennon at Buffalo Street Books. Review by Arthur Whitman
{ 4 comments }
Marking the anniversary of their first decade, 10 Years of The Ink Shop: In Prints and Books is an exhibit that celebrates the group’s cultivation of endurance and productivity.
{ 3 comments }
This brief review is the second of a three-part series in which Arthur Whitman will write about his recent visits to Cornell’s BFA Thesis Exhibitions. Here, the series continues with a look at A Stubbornly Persistent Illusion, Eonjin Chin and Andrew Schwartz’s exhibition at Olive Tjaden.
{ 0 comments }
This brief review is the first of a three-part series in which Arthur Whitman will write about his recent visits to a few of Cornell’s BFA Thesis Exhibitions. Here, Whitman comments on the work of two Cornell seniors, Nate Shedd and Patrick Shea.
{ 1 comment }