April 2011
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Milwaukee’s public art is getting worldwide exposure!
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I'm the new Wikipedian-in-Residence at the... →
Congrats to Sarah for this project. It’s well deserved. Get ready American Archives Sarah is one heck of a hard worker!
stierch:
GerardM wrote a great blog about my new Wikipedian-in-Residency at the Archives of American Art. We both love Patti Smith, so, thank you Gerard for speaking so highly of my new opportunity and Ms. Smith!
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2011 Creative Renewal Fellowship
I’m awfully proud to win an Arts Council of Indianapolis Creative Renewal Fellowship as an arts administrator for the IMA, and just as honored to be with so many talented folks here in Indianapolis.
How will I be using my $10,000? Either as down payment on a vintage muscle car, or something related to the arts …
Here’s the complete list for 2011-12:
Dance Cynthia Pratt ...
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Ignite Smithsonian examines the evolution of... →
Cool to see the folks from O’Reilly Radar checking out the Ignite Smithsonian conference. The question remains, though: Can a dude holding a microphone and talk about museum infront of a 19th century photo of the Smithsonian be bitchen’? The answer, of course, is yes.
5easypieces:
Nice write-up of the Ignite Smithsonian event, complete with a picture of yours truly. Bitchin’.
What career value is there to posting in...
An interesting discussion heating up on Quora about the career value of posting in Wikipedia.
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A 2008 lecture by Kaira Cabañas at...
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Tyler Green Weighs in the Removal of Figure in a...
No matter where you stand on this issue, I appreciate the fact that an arts journalists is taking a careful look at an art conservation issue that was promoted on the Minneapolis Institute of Arts Blog, “Bubble Up.”
Here’s a link to the Bubble Up blog post.
And here’s a link to Green’s take on Modern Art Notes.
