Waiting for 2010 #21: Rally Against Totalitarianism Once Again (for Twitter: BNP, Tiananmen ...

Even with all this perpetual connection to the InterTubes, sometimes I'm just stuck within the confines of my own workspace. Do I think of my locality, community? Sure, I try to patronize a local business (or a few thereof) at least weekly. However, I sometimes forget that the St

Out and About in Cambridge

Last night, I went to the Cambridge Art Association's Northeast Prize Show opening reception with my friend Jimmy. It was a very nice event, and there was a great turnout! Jimmy & I checked out some fabulous paintings at both the Kathryn Schultz Gallery & University Place near Ha

Northeast Bead Show

You're invited to Cambridge Art Association's 2009 Northeast Prize Show in Cambridge, MA! The Northeast Prize Show is an annual art exhibit which features artists from all New England states working in all media and styles. This year's exhibition was juried by William Stover, Ass

Art Vinyl Opens New Gallery In London

Great news for London based crate diggers and vinyl lovers. Art Vinyl will be opening a new gallery just off Carnaby Street in Kingly Court on June 3rd. The opening exhibition is titled Art & Music of 60s London and is presented in association with the recently opened British Mus

DARK TRANQUILLITY Guitarist Talks About Album Reissues

The German edition of Metal Hammer recently conducted an interview with guitarist Niklas Sundin of Swedish melodic death metallers DARK TRANQUILLITY. Sundin talked about the band's early days and the upcoming re-releases of the albums "Projector", "Haven" and "Damage Done". "'Ha

Focus on Fiber II Promo Card

If you are planning an art exhibit, it is always a good idea to have an impressive promotional card to send out to potential art collectors, curators, and gallery owners. Here is one example: (click images to enlarge) FOCUS ON FIBER II Studio Channel Islands Art Center. O'Keef

Duchess Says,The Nine Streets,The London Police,Artists Anonymous, Lftfld, Andrea Pritschow, ...

Smashing concert from from the DUCHESS SAYS last thursday in the Patronaat , Haarlem. Probably one of the best concerts so far this year , electro punk at his best , Annie-Claude is a rampage of energy and very interactive with the audience . At same point the wrapped her microph

Sneek Peek: University Place Gallery

Yesterday, I happened to be in Cambridge, so I stopped into University Place to see if my bead-painting was there. University Place is located at 124 Mt. Auburn St. I had never visited this building before. It is only a 3-minute walk from the Harvard Square T stop, which is very

YRBKphotogallery

((part II)) Now, I know I mentioned my yearbook portfolio in my Yearbook Photo Gallery post, but those were only my favorite submissions. Here's the full gallery for my portfolio: Decent, at best. Oh, I'm over it.... (

Beaded Artist Statement

Yesterday, I delivered my bead-painting to the Cambridge Art Association for the upcoming North East Prize Show. Since I am still new to the whole art 'thing', I was a little nervous, but everything was fine. I am getting used to seeing my paintings leave, then come back months l

The Kooks en Chile.

Concierto de The Kooks el 13 de Junio en el Caupolicán. Mas info aca o en puntoticket.com... (Read complete news)

Future T Stop for Beaded Green Line Trolley

I announced good news on my Facebook page yesterday... I just learned that my beaded Boston trolley relief painting, Gasoline District, has been juried into Cambridge Art Association's 2009 Northeast Prize Show! I am very excited! :D Gasoline District - 24" x 48" wide, glass see

Baroque Magnificence at the V&A

The first multi national art movement was the baroque. It linked Holland to Japan, Spain to South America. With access to the new worlds, European culture burst out of its relative provincialism, embracing infinite new possibilities. That's why baroque matters today, when modern