And the finale of the four show spectacular that was negotiate (do a search for that term on this blog to see LOTS more) launched this Saturday at the Johannesburg Art Gallery. What a fantastic event! In addition to brilliant work by Bronwyn Lace, Abrie Fourie, Donna, Thulane (neither of whose surnames do I recall, [...]
First, good choice for art pick of the week over at the mail and guardian – SABC’s making waves (aka highlights from our collection, if you will) show is a testament to patronage that’s been going on for a bit longer than the Kebbles (tho not as extravagant – let’s see if their beat changes, [...]
An email sent from turbulence: Dear Friends, During 2004, its best year since its founding in 1996, Turbulence commissioned 18 new works, spotlighted 8 projects, and began hosting 6 new artists’ studios. We also launched our networked_performance blog and co-organized a lecture series with Emerson College, Boston. Our plans for 2005 include as many commissions, [...]
Barack Obama has taken a Senate seat in Illinois – he’s only the third black U.S. senator since Reconstruction. Not only that, but he’s got an interesting past, and seems to be very keyed in (get it? he beat Alan Keyes!) to the issues. Am I smelling the beginnings of a very fruitful career, potentially [...]
How can Bush actually win? I sincerely believe that this election may very well be seen as the downfall of the American Empire, in future history books. Tags: news and politics, pop culture
And the link of the day is: Mail and Guardian Online: Michael Moore fires George Bush Tags: news and politics, pop culture
OK, so, admittedly, I’ve been waiting to get some pix from my opening afore blogging – truth be told, I forgot to bring my camera, and have been struggling for digital donations for this “publication”. Anyhow, there was a fairly good turnout (somewhere between 150-175), and I was really happy with all the work before [...]
