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About nathaniel
Nathaniel Stern is an artist and writer, Fulbrighter and professor, interventionist and public citizen. His work stages situations where bodies, concepts and matter are felt as relationally performed. http://nathanielstern.com
one night only at the Kunzelmann-Esser Gallery Friday, December 12th 6-10pm Kunzelmann-Esser Gallery 710 West Historic Mitchell Street, Second Floor Milwaukee material is a one night exhibition of audio and video installation including interactive, experimental, formalistic, and political work. Artists Include Jesse Egan, Sean Kafer, Kim Ziegler, Kris Martinez, Nicholas Teeple, Matthew Dunlop and Garrett […]
So I’ve been in Milwaukee for three months now, nearly four, and things are finally starting to settle. My first semester of classes is over, I’m finishing up my dissertation, am all unpacked, and even have a one-night show with one of my art classes opening this Friday (more on that tomorrow). It’s time to […]
So I’m not sure how good a site this is, and it may just be a pagerank builder through links, but it’s still a nice composite list of blogs, and Implicit Art made the cut. 100 Must-See Art Blogs (of Every Form)
A good friend wrote to me from South Africa that (I’m paraphrasing here) “the US blogs are abuzz with Thanksgiving – must be a big deal there!” Since I grew up with it, I sometimes forget that to most people in the world, it’s just this weird holiday they hear about in the papers or […]
… Small Worlds is an exhibition of photographs and a video installation that track constructions of a fantasy South Africa through representations of the landscape by railway modellers. The thesis of the exhibition is two-fold, and very neatly reasoned. First, Doherty, who is Head of Digital Art at the Wits School of Arts, reminds us […]
