Posted by arthack1 on August 25, 2019 · Leave a Comment
by Aaminah Shakur The intersection of queerphobia and paternalistic ableism in West Michigan has brought controversy to an upcoming ArtPrize Project 1 performance event. Paul Amenta and Ted Lott have collaborated on an accessible theater structure that will be the site of musical, theater, and spoken word performances for the duration of Project 1, September … Continue reading →
Filed under find it, go · Tagged with Aaminah Shakur, architecture, ArtPrize, Beauty Beynd Drag, Chris Smit, Contemporary Art, Contemporary Art Practices, DisArt, Drag, Drag Syndrome, grand rapids, Paul Amenta, Project 1, SiTE:LAB, Socially Engaged Art, Ted Lott
Posted by arthack1 on July 21, 2017 · Leave a Comment
Flex Gallery: A Public Project by Zachary Johnson, can be seen at UICA through August 4, 2017
Filed under been there, Flex Gallery, go · Tagged with Alyssa Roach, Amanda Carmer Rainey, Angelica Hay, Christopher C. W. Sutton, Contemporary Art, Fan Wu, Greg Oberle, Jenn Schaub, Madison May, Megan Altieri, Megan Roach, Rachael McKay, Socially Engaged Art, Tag W. R. Hartman-Simkins, UICA, Zachary Johnson
Posted by arthack on March 11, 2016 · Leave a Comment
When you take art and a topic in social justice, I feel like it’s really powerful because it’s not just the information people are getting, it’s also engaging their imagination in another way… it creates a super powerful experience.
Filed under been there, go · Tagged with Alyssa Roach, Contemporary Art, Fiber Art, Grand Valley State University Department of Art, Lantern Coffee Bar & Lounge, Monoprints, printmaking, Socially Engaged Art, Sue Coe, Zachary Johnson
Posted by arthack1 on December 18, 2015 · Leave a Comment
The collection and application of information and statistics may seem anomalous to artistic practices, but there’s a lot of room for creative interpretation.
Posted by arthack1 on March 8, 2015 · Leave a Comment
Summary and key-points from “Break it Down, Make it Better”, Avenue for the Arts, at UICA February 28, 2015.
Filed under been there · Tagged with (SCENE) Metrospace, Aaminah Shakur, Alternative Exhibition Venues, Alternative Performance Venues, ArtPrize, Avenue for the Arts, Contemporary Art, Contemporary Art Practices, Creative Curation, Curatorial Practices, grand rapids, Grand Rapids Art Museum, Placemaking, Ron Platt, Ryan Myers-Johnson, Sidewalk Festival of Performing Arts Detroit, Socially Engaged Art, Tim Lane, UICA
