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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
MyArtSpace is a kind of myspace/facebook-like networked community for artists and arts workers, with online portfolios along the lines of artreview and saatchi, but US-side, and run by young ‘uns. Their best feature is probably their homegrown blog and its interviews with mostly young and emerging artists. They have a few competitions in the works: […]
Via. … in response to the Washington Post’s observation that Obama is uncomfortable with performing Clintonesque sentimentality of the “I feel your pain†variety, I thought, that’s right, Obama’s more like “I feel your hope.â€Â Does the difference matter? I think so. Obama is detaching from the liberal tradition of claiming that our wounds are […]
A review I penned of the Act/React Milwaukee Art Musem exhibition is on the front page of Rhizome today, and will be in their DIGEST this weekend. Teaser: Action, Reaction, and Phenomenon Image: Daniel Rozin, Snow Mirror, 2006. Computer, custom software, video camera, projector, silk. Dimensions variable. Edition of 6. (Courtesy of bitforms gallery, New […]
Come check out grad student and faculty art works at the Kenilworth Square East Open House this Saturday, part of Gallery Night and Day in Milwaukee, Wisconsin! I’ll be installing a guerrilla version of my award-winning interactive installation, stuttering, to help promote the new Interdisciplinary Arts & Technology program (currently known as DIVAS), and more […]
