Category: Installation

Don’t we feel french and hip? The 1938 International Surrealism Exhibiton in Paris was another seminal moment in installation art history. First of all, in light of my last post

Instead of writing about an individual installation artist, this time I am going to write about a seminal installation event: “Womanhouse,” which was exhibited in Los Angeles, California, in 1972.

I’m trying to remember how I found out about Sarah Sze. I’m pretty sure it was from my Women in Art History class last semester. I did a search for

for space/place assignment, read this(warning: its pretty hard stuff): http://lejournaldelaphotographie.com/entries/8778/fernando-brito-lost-in-the-landscape?utm_source=La+Lettre+de+la+Photographie+List&utm_campaign=b1f2e35f26-Le_Journal_de_la_Photographie_02_10_2012&utm_medium=email

While in LA for the All of Art History In 6 Days class, we visited Watts Towers, such an inspiration for people who have nothing making epic art for the

I just spent a solid week in Los Angeles looking at art, from the Stone Age to stuff made this year.  One piece of art at the LACMA made a

[slideshow] Daughters, sixteen, travel, river…to the river, boy, tails…fish-mermen!, whispers, make love, return, twelve days – no! – months, giving birth, babies, lullaby, anxious, sons, the first… Full moon, travel