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- Hemmings, Jessica, 1976
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Lisa Oppenheim: Spine & Derrick Adams: Transmission (exhibition reviews)
- 2018
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In: Surface Design Journal. - USA : Surface Design Association. - 0197-4483. ; Fall, s. 62-64
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Other publication (other academic/artistic)abstract
- Two summer exhibitions at the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver mark the extremes of textile practice now welcomed into the exhibition spaces of contemporary art. Lisa Oppenheim’s Spine uses jacquard weaving and photography to make conceptual connections to textile labor. Derrick Adams employs the textile in popular culture references to create work that invites audience participation. For both Adams and Oppenheim the textile provides an initial foil for the difficult content that underpins the work: the exuberance of Adams’ exhibition belies difficult racial commentary, while the aesthetic sophistication of Oppenheim’s exhibition is in stark contrast to her source material about the labor of textile manufacture.
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- Hemmings, Jessica, 1976
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Trusting Play: Yuka Oyama’s “SurvivaBall Home Suits”
- 2021
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In: Surface Design Journal. - 0197-4483. ; summer, s. 48-51
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Journal article (other academic/artistic)abstract
- As a relational jewelry artist, Oyama makes objects that test just how much trust we might share with others if our identities are concealed. Working in a scale far larger than we typically expect of jewelry, her focus is not on the traditional connections jewelry often signals, but instead how performance and play may recover some of the acute disconnections of contemporary life: the degeneration of human-to-human emotional communication and an increasingly eroded sense of belonging.
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- lambert, matt
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A Beautiful Shame : The Anti-Monuments of Susie Ganch
- 2022
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In: Surface Design Journal. - 0197-4483. ; 46:1, s. 6-11
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Journal article (other academic/artistic)abstract
- In the article, the author features fourth-generation jeweler Susie Ganch and her environmental activism as reflected in her works. Also cited are Ganch's use of materials that decompose and can be reused in making jewelry, the humor and beauty of Ganch's art, and the other materials she uses like plastic bags and soda bottles.
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- lambert, matt
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An Everyday Chat About David Chatt
- 2022
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In: Surface Design Journal. - New Mexico, U.S. - 0197-4483. ; 46:4, s. 18-23
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Journal article (other academic/artistic)
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- lambert, matt
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Détournement : Daniel Fountain
- 2021
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In: Surface Design Journal. - Santa Fe, NM, USA. - 0197-4483. ; 45:2, s. 12-17
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Journal article (other academic/artistic)abstract
- The article discusses the work of artist Daniel Fountain. Topics covered include Fountain's use of waste materials to show the possibility and potential of what once thought to be no longer useful, the techniques employed by Fountain when working with found materials, and an archive on his phone of the material markers of time well spent.
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- lambert, matt
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(Un)Permeable Body : The Work Of Leif Holmstrand
- 2023
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In: Surface Design Journal. - New Mexico, U.S.. - 0197-4483. ; 47:2, s. 24-29
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Review (other academic/artistic)abstract
- The article reviews the 2022 art exhibition "Ur Djupet," which features crochet and installation art works of artist Leif Holmstrand, presented at Marabouparken konsthall art space in Sweden.
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