The Artist's Guide to Making Money

An exciting, decidedly eccentric, relentlessly well-crafted, and not without hope of being lucrative venture — The Artist's Guide series. The Artist's Guide is a topic-driven art journal produced
by Matt Cassity and Sam Spratlin.

This is a book/magazine full of inspiring, self-deprecating, insightful, intelligent and humorous creative discourse. Buy it for the words, buy it for the pictures... or both! Not by a Cranbrook grad, but the team behind "The Artist's Guide" certainly deserve your support for this exciting creative endeavor.

Picture This: New Ideas on Photography

Cranbrook Academy of Art candidates for Masters of
Fine Art (MFA) will show innovative new works in the
exhibition [i]Picture This: New Ideas on Photography[/i] at
the Museum of New Art, Detroit / Pontiac Michigan from
9 March through 14 April 2007.

Picture this: New ideas on photography from Cranbrook Academy of Art

Museum of New Art(MONA), Detroit
Pontiac Michigan
3.9.7 through 4.14.7
3.9.7 Opening reception with the artists 6p-8p
4.7.7 Group gallery talk and closing reception 3p-6p

Pontiac gallery hours
Thursday, Friday, Saturday weekly
12noon-6p
note: artists will host gallery hours daily

Presented by
Artcore and the Museum of New Art(MONA), Detroit

Museum of New Art(MONA), Detroit
Pontiac Michigan
7 North Saginaw Street
Pontiac, Michigan 48342
248.210.7560
[url]http://www.detroitmona.com[/url]

Moon Joo Lee [Painting '03] Berlin Artist Residency

Moon Joo Lee [Painting '03] has been accepted to Kuenstlerhaus Bethanien GmbH's Artist Residency program, beginning in March, for a period of one year. The Kunstlerhaus Bethanien is a service enterprise whose goal is to further contemporary art and contemporary artists.

Chae Eun-young, Curator of Alternative Space Pool, characterizes Moon Joo's work as "...juxtaposing in a canvas the sights of ruined houses, construction waste, and rubbish heap...present[ing] a space we occupy in our everyday life. The viewer may experience not only our surrounding spaces that lie in the sphere of our property right, but the space of possibility that might exist in the environs of our lives."

With its 25 studios, Kunstlerhaus Bethanien represents one of the largest establishments among international residency programs. The selection of artists - predominantly in the area of visual arts - is carried out according to the standards of originality and creative quality. Individual applications are not accepted by the Kunstlerhaus, which owes its international renown as one of the most prestigious institutes for the support of contemporary art to the stringency of its selection criteria.

Soo Sunny Park (Sculpture ' 00) in Invitational Exhibition of Visual Arts at American Academy

Eighty-six paintings, photographs, sculptures, installations, and works on paper by 34 contemporary artists will be on view at the galleries of the American Academy of Arts and Letters on historic Audubon Terrace (Broadway between 155 and 156 Streets) from Thursday, March 8 through Sunday, April 1, 2007. Exhibiting artists were chosen from a pool of more than 150 artists nominated by the 250 members of the Academy, America’s most prestigious society of architects, artists, writers, and composers.

http://www.artsandletters.org/index.php?page=exhibitions

The Invitational Exhibition of Visual Arts will feature many new works on view for the first time in New York, including paintings by Warren Isensee and Dana Schutz, sculptures by Charlotte Becket and William Ryman, and installations by Sarah Oppenheimer, Soo Sunny Park, and Andy Yoder.

Exhibition artists: Painters and Graphic Artists: Clytie Alexander, Robert Bordo, Sally Hazelet Drummond, Manny Farber, Mark Ferguson, Jackie Gendel, Juan Gomez, Julian Hatton, Frances Hynes, Warren Isensee, Christine Lafuente, Mel Leipzig, Stephen Mueller, Emily Nelligan, Ann Pibal, David Salle, Dana Schutz, Susan Shatter, Cynthia Westwood, and Alexi Worth. Installation and mixed-media artists: Sarah Oppenheimer, Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle, Soo Sunny Park, Andy Yoder, and Emna Zghal. Photographers: Saul Leiter and Sally Mann. Sculptors: Charlotte Becket, Lawrence Fane, Joe Fig, Bryan Hunt, Grace Knowlton, Cordy Ryman, and William Ryman.