Christian Tedeschi is part of the new exhibition at A+D.

From the A+D Website:
"An exhibition featuring three local artists Chris Avitabile (with OJO) Kiel Johnson and Christian Tedeschi.
These artists all met through A+D for a children’s workshop based on the idea of Crazy Clubhouses. The workshops met every Saturday through the month of August 2007. It was constructed around the principle that Architecture can be studied and experienced on many levels.

These workshops at A+D became sessions that the artists pushed potential and were fully engaged with each other’s creative processes. What was beneficial for the children became inspiration for each artist and their personal studio explorations. This exhibition speaks to this chance encounter.

All of the artists in this exhibition have benefited from the children’s Crazy Clubhouses workshop at A+D. Chris Avitabile has used the tracks created using the sounds made by the children as a major parts of his recent recordings. Kiel Johnson was influenced by the colors and painted surfaces created on the colorful geodesic domes. It can be found in the painted surfaces on his cardboard structures. Christian Tedeschi has been influenced by the potential of material structure and Buckminster Fullers concept of synergetic relationships.
OPENING 11.09.07"

Richard Wilson's Rotating Building Facade.

Incredible.

Soo Sunny Park's show in Vermont on YouTube

I posted earlier about Sunny Park's incredible work at the Firehouse Gallery in Burlington, VT. For all of you who are not in that area, check out a nice video documentation from the opening:

Soo Sunny Park - Sculpture Exhibition in Burlington, VT

Soo Sunny Park exhibits installations and sculptures at The Firehouse Gallery in Burlington, VT. The scale and obsessive detail of her work is intense. Go see.

Sol LeWitt, Master of Conceptualism, Dies at 78

[From The New York Times:]

Sol Lewitt, whose deceptively simple geometric sculptures and drawings and ecstatically colored and jazzy wall paintings established him as a lodestar of modern American art, died yesterday in New York. He was 78 and lived mostly in Chester, Conn.

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.