Liv Moe, Pretty Lady With Dog, 2008, print, 17.5 x 36 inches
I’ll be discussing art criticism, blogging, how to get noticed, and the current state of the art world at NURTUREart’s Muse Fuse lecture series this Wednesday. There’s an event notice on Facebook for those who wish to RSVP. Those attending should be sure to arrive early as space is limited. A blurb on the series below.
Muse Fuse was conceived as an open forum and pooling of resources to create a professional support and networking association for emerging artists and curators. Muse Fuse is envisioned as a creative salon where artists, curators and other arts professionals meet to exchange ideas and information, discussing everything from the practical to the philosophical. Muse Fuse meets once a month with a different notable guest speaker each time. Meetings feature announcements, an interesting talk, Q & A, and time to meet one another, network and socialize. Please bring any helpful information you might know of (upcoming deadlines for grants, exhibition opportunities, studios for rent, etc), show invites you might have to announce and circulate, and something to eat or drink to share.
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Very interesting to see the different perceptions of time and the interpretations thereof between people who primarily spend their time on the web with its lightening speed and those of us slow process folks who spend out time in the studio.
Very interesting to see the different perceptions of time and the interpretations thereof between people who primarily spend their time on the web with its lightening speed and those of us slow process folks who spend out time in the studio.
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