Science and Art

This is a pretty interesting video,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0NzShMiqKgQ&feature=rec-r2-2f-7-HM

Soup/Art/Beer

Soup/Art/Beer: Community Soup Supports Artists Making New Art

http://www.pinklineproject.com/article/community-soup-supports-new-art-work

Losing Yourself in the 21st Century

This looks like a really interesting show, I heard an interview with the curator and one of the artists on NPR this morning.

http://www.mdartplace.org/exhibitions/current.html#

Women artists explore issues of contemporary identity in an exhibition developed through the blog losingyourself.com. Participating artists: Katherine Behar, Amber Boardman, Milana Braslavsky, Estherka Projekt, Susan Lee-Chun, Noelle Mason, Shana Moulton, Ali Prosch, Renetta Sitoy, Pamela Phatsimo Sunstrum, Amber Hawk Swanson, Saya Woolfalk and Stacia Yeapanis.

Events:
February 4, 4-8pm: Opening Reception and Gallery Talk with Artists and Curators
March 6, 2-5 pm: Internet Copyright Workshop with Maryland Lawyers for the Arts and artist Stacia Yeapanis
March 18, 6-8pm: Susan Lee-Chun Artist Talk and Public Art Demonstration

The Weird World Of Photo Collage

I found this on npr.org. Cool photo collages from Victorian era women (I guess they had to fill up the time inbetween hysterics!) and some contemporary examples as well.


http://www.npr.org/blogs/pictureshow/2010/01/the_weird_world_of_photocollag.html

Open Studio Tours @ Bromo Seltzer Tower.

Tours run from 1-5 pm next Saturday Feb 6. Might be interesting to check out studio spaces in Baltimore.

www.bromoseltzertower.com

NYTimes Art Review - Tino Sehgal

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/02/01/arts/design/01tino.html

"If you’ve ever wanted to see the interior of the Guggenheim Museum in its pristine state, now’s the time. For the solo show of the young European artist Tino Sehgal, the great spiraling rotunda, recently ablaze with Kandinskys, has been cleared out. There isn’t a painting in sight."

Opening at Jordan Faye Block

Nostalgia Opening Reception February 4 / 2010 :: 6 - 9 pm @ jfc

Paula Gately Tillman, Installation view of 'Things that I love'

new installation by Paula Gately Tillman :: 'things that I love' (installation detail below)


Jordan Faye Contemporary is pleased to present Nostalgia, a three-person group exhibition featuring the work of Baltimore photographer Paula Gately Tillman, Washington D.C. painter Treva Elwood, and Baltimore mixed media artist Alexander DiJulio. Nostalgia opens at February 4, 2010. There will be an Opening Reception from 6 - 9 pm at Jordan Faye Contemporary 1401 Light Street Baltimore, MD 21230.

Nostalgia is about three artists and how they each weave wistful memories from their past. Paula Gately Tillman uses her photographs and those of childhood in which, collected and installed portray her perspectives of New York City during the 80's & Europe over the last several decades. Presented as two room-sized photo installations. Treva Elwood uses family photographs to inspire her extended self-portrait paintings. Ms. Elwood's "mother, maternal grand parents, as well as (my) maternal great-grand parents are pictured here." Alexander DiJulio presented favorably in The Salon Series and so, we are looking forward to his new sculptural installation in this upcoming exhibition. Intuition indicates that these three artists when all viewed during Nostalgia will transport you to << an autre place >>.