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...visitors to the House’s Three Columns Gallery this winter may be pleasantly surprised by the bright colors, engaging geometry and remarkable interaction of three young artists?? new work...
...despite a few studies that have suggested trends one way or another in recording industry and motion picture profits, it doesn’t appear that anything particularly horrible has happened as a result. Mainstream artists??the kind that used to make a lot of money—still make a lot of money, and the independent ones have a listening base that cares enough about them to pay for their recordings, for the most part...
...extra-terrestrial worlds; another, James Castle, was born unable to hear or speak and spent his entire life in rural Idaho, where he never learned to read or write; and a third, Martin Ramirez, spent thirty years incarcerated in a California state mental institution. The marginal status of these artists??their work is often dubbed “outsider” art—makes their work difficult to talk about. But we should try to talk about it anyway, both because the work is highly interesting in its own right, and because its location outside the mainstream...
Catenaccio’s primary work is encompassed by State of the Art, a program she initiated her junior year to showcase student artists. “There are so many talented artists??that don’t have the oppurtunity to show their artwork in a context where it’s for its own sake rather than representing some other social issue,” she says...
Catenaccio’s primary work is encompassed by State of the Art, a program she initiated her junior year to showcase student artists. “There are so many talented artists??that don’t have the oppurtunity to show their artwork in a context where it’s for its own sake rather than representing some other social issue,” she says...