Five finalists including iCritic Detroit and ArtSpotMiami compete for up to $80,000 in grants to be announced this spring.
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03/09/12 Knight Foundation’s Challenge Offers New Models for Arts Journalism
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10/24/11 Michael Koehler Photographs Life In Between at Get This! Gallery
Tags: ACP, Atlanta Celebrates Photography, Before the Storm, Detroit, Fireplace, Get This! Gallery, Gustav, hurricane, Katrina, Louisiana, Michael Koehler, Michael M. Koehler, Michigan, New Orleans, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, photography, Shell Beach
At 29, Philadelphia-based photographer Michael M. Koehler produces work that’s strikingly nuanced with life experience, colored by extensive travel and a practiced understanding of how to make a beautiful image. In Between, his exhibition currently on display at Get This! Gallery through Saturday, October 29, 2011, documents urban landscapes spanning from post-Katrina New Orleans, to [...]
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05/11/11 Flux Projects and Rise Up Atlanta restore life to art in Freedom Park
Tags: admission costs, Anne Dennington, Axis Mundi, Carl Jung, Charlie Brouwer, community participation, crowd sourcing, Evan Levy, Flux Projects, Freedom Park, High Museum of Art, ladder symbolism, ladders, location and the public sphere, Louis Corrigan, Michigan, Myspace, public art, Rise Up Atlanta, Rise Up Grand Rapids, social media, tornadoes, William Blake, Wire Tornado
It was a bright Saturday afternoon in Freedom Park when I met Charlie Brouwer standing before his completed sculpture, Rise Up Atlanta, a 45-foot-tall pyramid-like tower comprising 188 ladders on loan from neighbors and local businesses. Sparkling in the sun, the ladders sprout like steely bamboo from the hill overlooking the traffic light at Moreland [...]
































karley: nice!
Jared: Excited for the Bowman collection. She is someone to keep an eye on
ruth: What do you do with difficult lines of memory? Fold them into a san
Beth Lilly: I know! That's exactly the type of work I had in mind with the call f
Jason Francisco: Davis' bulletin boards seem to me actually to be photographs themselve