Stephanie Dinkins

This is why it’s so important to participate in “artists residencies.” I met Stephanie at The Santa Fe Art Institute (2007?) and we’ve been in touch off and on since. She visited Baltimore yesterday to present her thoughts and research into “artificial intelligence” and the questions it poses regarding race and gender as it evolves and penetrates our daily lives. It’s fascinating to witness an artist penetrate the assumptions and dumb blindness of technology. Watch her work! https://sfai.org Stephanie DinkinsRead more

Christian Baumgartner – Printmaker

Beautiful monumental black and white woodcuts by Christiane Baumgartner, images translated into the language of “making,” lost in the time it takes to enter a lyrical world. Can’t get enough of this “time.” artinprint.org-Art_in_Print_1-1 Christiane BaumgartnerRead more

Ruth Asawa

Random thoughts while running…this mornings’ meditation on Ruth Asawa: A remarkable life: spent time in Japanese internment camp in Santa Anita, Ca. as a child. She later went on to Black Mountain College in North Carolina in 1946, where she studied with Josef Albers, Buckminster Fuller, Max Wilhelm Dehn, Merce Cunningham an others. One of Albers assignments was to say “good morning to you” in color.   Cornell, Daniell. The sculpture of Ruth Asawa: contours in the air. University ofRead more