What happens when artists co-create visualizations of an emerging future with community in real time? How can this creative practice be precisely what the world needs now? The Living Art of Generative Scribing brings together—for the first time in exhibition form—dynamic paintings and drawings by Olaf Baldini that he co-created in support of awareness-based social […]
What is the visual identity—the spirit—of an American state, and how can an artist communicate that essence through abstraction? The Fifty States series was completed under the aegis of a California State Colleges Special Creative Leave and was based on impressions and observations gleaned from Freimark’s personal sojourn to each state, in which the artist […]
How do our inner narratives influence our outward expressions? I became interested in the interiors of sculptural works early in my art-making journey. I began by creating pieces with secondary forms emanating out from the main form. The pieces primarily focused on the exteriors, with interiors operating as “support forms” responding to the exterior forms. […]
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Where is the naked man when the chair is empty? JACK KOPPERT ’21 I began obsessively painting myself nude during the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Without the obligations of my professional hairstyling career, I was able to invest in a fresher passion, painting figures from life. The problem: everyone was in isolation. This was […]
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What happens when innate, creative impulse blends with personal and cultural histories? Japanese artists began making kirié or paper cut works in the early 7th century CE, when the tradition was introduced from China. At the same time, washi—paper made from plant matter, usually mulberry bark—was also introduced to Japan from the Asian continent. Originally […]