Exhibition: Sandow Birk

Sandow Birk “Depravities of War” and “American Qur’an”at the Feldman Gallery
November 5, 2009 - January 8, 2010

“The Feldman Gallery + Project Space is pleased to present selections from Los Angeles based artist Sandow Birk's Depravities of War, a series of monumental woodcut prints commenting on the debaucheries of contemporary warfare, inspired by Jacques Callot's "Miseries and Misfortunes of War"; and selections from Birk's American Qur'an, featuring hand-transcribed passages from the “Holy Qur'an” with scenes from contemporary American life.”

Information available at: http://www.portlandartfocus.com/
Or http://www.pnca.edu

Press: Adam Champman

Article by Traci Vogel discusses Adam Champman’s work, “Diagram of Isolated Moments Forming a Memory.”
“The final artwork resembles an ink-and-watercolor sketch, and is displayed on a screen that is framed and mounted like a traditional drawing, so it's as if you're watching an invisible artist think a painting into being. Perhaps Chapman, who teaches at Parsons, the New School for Design, in New York, is making a statement about art as process; the compositions, he says, are generated by different rules each time.”

http://romance.sfweekly.com

Press: Walter Robinson

“For his current show, "[sic]," Walter Robinson makes sumptuously enameled sculptures that display an irresistibly light satirical touch: he's a Good Humor moralist. Robinson explores the misuse of language in American religion, politics, advertising, and modern art.”

http://www.visualartsource.com

Blog: Al Farrow

Features photos of Al Farrow’s “Reliquary” series.
http://yagosweb.blogspot.com

Images from Jeff Dauber’s collection, which includes an Al Farrow “Mosque.”
http://www.9to5mac.com

Announcement: Ellen Kooi

Ellen Kooi photography to be shown in new branch of the Louisville Restaurant, “Proof.” Proof, the renowned Louisville restaurant named in Esquire magazine as a “Best New Restaurant” upon opening in 2006, will open a location in Cincinnati along with the new location of the 21c Museum Hotel.
http://www.rimag.com

Blog: Ellen Kooi

Article discussing Ellen Kooi photography.
“The large-scale panoramic photographs by Ellen Kooi challenge us to view the world as a dramatic narrative. She wants us to seek the border between fantasy and reality.”
http://www.torchgallery.com

Press: Walter Robinson

“For his current show, ‘[sic],’ Walter Robinson makes sumptuously enameled sculptures that display an irresistibly light satirical touch: he's a Good Humor moralist. Robinson explores the misuse of language in American religion, politics, advertising, and modern art.”
http://campaign.constantcontact.com

Blog: Al Farrow

Various Blog articles featuring images of Al Farrow’s “Reliquaries.”
-http://claytoncubitt.tumblr.com
- http://claytoncubitt.tumblr.com
- http://claytoncubitt.tumblr.com

-“Life is found in Death”
“How about using something new to make art instead of paint, markers,etc. what if you used bullets and guns and turned them into Religious Sculptures. That's what Al Farrow did. Get inspired.”
http://thedeathdefeaters.blogspot.com

- http://raggit.blogspot.com
- http://www.whokilledbambi.co.uk

Blog: Packard Jennings

Interview with Packard Jennings.
http://howtowin.visitsteve.com/

Blog: Al Farrow

An image and blog discussion of Al Farrow’s “Reliquary” series.
http://www.thisnext.com

Blog: Masami Teraoka

Review of Masami Teraoka’s catalogue, “From Tradition to Technology: The Floating World Comes of Age.”

“This catalogue celebrates the occasion of the first solo exhibition in Japan (July 1997) in which the entire creative history of Teraoka's career was displayed.”
Available for sale for $37.85

http://www.kaboodle.com

Blog: Julie Heffernan

Tumblr Blog posts featuring images of Julie Heffernan’s work, such as, “Self-Portrait as Agnostic II”

http://salyut.tumblr.com
http://lainemarie.tumblr.com