Showing posts with label ARCHITECTURE. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ARCHITECTURE. Show all posts

JUEVES, EL DIECEOCHO DE OCTUBRE, VEINTE-DOCE

New article by Kristine Walsh in the Gisborne Herald newspaper for my upcoming exhibition 'The Whaling and Naching of Teeth': http://www.gisborneherald.co.nz/article/?id=29897

SABATO, EL NUEVE DE ABRIL, VEINTE-ONCE
VIERNES, EL OCHO DE ABRIL, VEINTE-ONCE
JUEVES, EL SIETE DE ABRIL, VEINTE-ONCE
in Washington DC:
MARTES, EL DIECINUEVE DE OCTUBRE, VEINTE-DIEZ
I'm heading into the Lou Ruvo Brain Center for a presentation on the Cleveland Museum of Art's Renaissance painting collection, then onto Blackbird Studios to drop off my work for their Dia De Los Muertos exhibition. Because it hasn't been shown in the States, I've decided to include my Reloj De la Recesion altarpiece that I constructed and painted in 2009 for The Votive Image exhibition at Mark Hutchins Gallery, Wellington.

(photo: JK Russ)


MIERCOLES, EL UNO DE SEPTIEMBRE, VEINTE-DIEZ
Yesterday we traveled north up to La Conner, a small settlement on the Skagit river. At the Museum of Northwest Art we met up with Charles Krafft and photographer Bradford Bohonus who was documenting 'Fishtown and the Skagit River' exhibition, curated by Kathleen Moles. Fishtown was a small settlement of artists and writers a few mile outside of La Conner. Here's some info on it here
(Photo by JK Russ)


LUNES, EL TRIENTE DE AGOSTO, VEINTE-DIEZ
Walking with Krafft, Maseyk, Sparks and Russ to catch the bus to the Bellevue Museum BAM Throwdown 2010. In the background, you can see the stadiums that are seen from the south in Friday's photo.
(photo courtesy of JK Russ)
VIERNES, EL VEINTISIETE DE AGOSTO, VEINTE-DIEZ
Arriving in Seattle, just south of the city. looking over towards the stadiums and downtown.
(Photo by JK Russ)
VIERNES, EL VEINTE DE AGOSTO, VEINTE-DIEZ
Yesterday, JK and I went to the new City Centre on the strip to look at part of their art collection. City Centre is pretty new, with parts of it still in completion. The two man high-rises instantly reminded me of walking into the town square of Bologna in 2004. I'll post other pics of some of the art tomorrow.

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