12.4.13
UC's Sycamore Gallery
MFA thesis exhibitions - Friday April 12th and Friday April 19th (2 exhibitions) from 7-10pm at the Sycamore Gallery.
Come see the work of the School of Art Masters students before they hit it big!
628 Sycamore St, Cincinnati, 45202
More info here as well.
1.4.13
Miami University Lecture
26.3.13
University of Cincinnati, DAAP
Lecture at 5pm, Weds. March 27th at DAAP. Lecture Hall 5401, part of the Art History Lecture Series.
University of Cincinnati - 840 Gallery
5th Floor, DAAP. Weds, March 27th from 4:30-6:30, show runs through the end of the week.
20.2.13
Third Party Gallery Screening Series: Staring Eyes
STARING EYES #5: The Pulse Below The Ear
Saturday, February 23rd
8-11 PM
Free
February's Staring Eyes screening regales us with stories about the distinct pleasures and limitations of our eyes and our ears. Featuring Alison O'Daniel's feature-length film Night Sky and Nancy Andrew's short Behind The Eyes Are The Ears, both films ask us to expand our cinematic vocabulary with their narratives of altered perceptions and thwarted expectations, playing with our most fundamental sensory experience of film.
Nancy Andrews' Behind The Eyes Are The Ears mixes puppetry, found footage and live action to recount a tale of man's study of the unknown, filtered through ethnographic and horror film conventions. Alison O'Daniel's Night Sky tells several stories at once, casting diegetic and live sound as a dominant character. Night Sky is a hybrid of several types of narratives—"road movies, buddy films, sci-fi and queer narratives—but the language of the film emerges around the ambiguous relationship between the [protagonists], one of whom is deaf."
Night Sky will be accompanied in part by a live musical score performed by Jarrod Welling Cann and Rob Ritter, of the Cincinnati bands Sleeping Sea and Bear (the Ghost).
As always, Staring Eyes screenings are free and open to all ages. It is still winter and Third Party is an artist-run space, meaning: please dress warmly. We'll try and do our part to keep you comfortable by providing some hot drinks and popcorn.
Don't miss this one, it may very well bring down the house!
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ALISON O'DANIEL is a LA based filmmaker. Her films enact a sensory experience on the body of the viewer through a combination of subtle and pronounced transformations of narrative filmmaking and the cinematic experience. Characters willingness to encounter the unknown becomes a model for the viewer’s own rootless journey into language, relationship and environment. She teaches at Otis College of Art and Design and is a recipient of the 2011 California Community Foundation Emerging Artist Fellowship, a Puffin Foundation grant, and the Agnes Gund Fellowship.
Description of Night Sky: "The film was conceived and produced in collaboration with a cast of performers, artists, filmmakers and musicians, half of whom are deaf and half of whom are hearing/non-signing. O’Daniel worked closely with Jules Dameron, who started Deaf Women In Film in order to locate her collaborators from that community. This film centers on two women, Cleo (played by Deaf actress Evelina Gaina) and Jay (played by Jeanne-Marie Mandell). Cleo is deaf, Jay is hearing and they take a road trip to the California desert near Joshua Tree, where they receive a cosmic message by touching vibrational surfaces during the course of a sound bath. Simultaneous to their travels, there is a dance contest happening in a parallel universe, where wherein the touch of dancers’ hands affects the music being played by the Los Angeles duo Lucky Dragons. A deaf dog is the only character that traverses both planes of existence -- through a membrane delineated by a hula hoop." (Whitehot Magazine)
Trailer: (http://vimeo.com/12865622)
Interview: (http://artforum.com/words/id=30099)
More: (http://www.alisonodaniel.com/)
NANCY ANDREWS lives on the coast of Maine, where she makes films, drawings, props and objects. She works in hybrid forms combining storytelling, documentary, animation, puppetry, and research. Her characters and narratives are synthesized from various sources, including history, movies, popular educational materials and autobiography. Her work has been presented by the Museum of Modern Art, Pacific Film Archive, and Ann Arbor Film Festival, among others.
More: (www.nancyandrews.net)
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Third Party
2159 Central Avenue
Cincinnati, OH 45214
10.2.13
23.1.13
Camp Washington - 5k house
12.1.13
Cincinnati Art Museum
Please email: rsvp@fotofocuscincinnati.org or call (513) 721–ARTS (2787), and press 2 to make reservations. Parking is free for Cincinnati Art Museum Members, $4 for non-members.
Reception beginning at 6:00pm in the Great Hall, and then continuing immediately following the lecture.
James Welling has created beautiful and uncompromising photographs for over thirty-five years. Operating between painting, sculpture, and traditional photography, the artist is enthralled with the possibilities of what photography can be today. The Art Museum’s comprehensive retrospective career survey is Welling’s first and organized by James Crump, Chief Curator.
7.1.13
27.12.12
Static Age Gallery
Show opens on Friday January 25th and runs through March 29th, 2013
About the work:
By all means, I
strive to avoid any classification of art as a higher practice, as this creates
distance and exclusivity among people, and anyone could potentially do this if
they really tried. Realistically though, we all have preferences and mine lie
in the realm of study, practice, and execution, always making a point to repeat
because my artistic being can never be complete.
As art as in
life, I prefer to work with materials that are pure and tangible, ink, ruler,
French curve, compass, brush. It is important to learn to use these tools and
their individual techniques as far too often real skills like these are falling
through a generational crack, overlooked for the simpler tricks that digital
programs offer. I would like for my portfolio to be something that people
generations from now can view in a gallery or book rather than a physical
misrepresentation of a digitally born file. You benefit more from food in its
unprocessed state, why should art be any different?
I aim to surround
myself with reminders that there is always an alternative. Trends come,
subcultures and movements get tapped then watered down with diluted versions of
their former selves. I want my work to resonate a light of purity. It is
important for me to observe trends and actively make strides to avoid being a
follower.
I know that the
large amounts of time I take to maintain the technical skills of a traditional
artist are worth it. Letting yourself fall into the trap of art as a speedy
form of financial stability leads you down the path of a crowd pleaser. My work is for the people that take the time to notice and
discuss the details that are there for anyone to see.
Static Age is located at 1334 Main Street, Cincinnati 45212
5.12.12
Third Party Gallery
Saturday, December 15th
8 PM
Free
In a nod to Charlie Brown Christmases of yesterday, lumpy clay abominable snowmen, unnamed islands of misfit toys, charred yule logs and deliriously spiked eggnogs, STARING EYES December program presents a festive seasonal lineup of experimental, acerbic animated films you most certainly can't Tivo.
The program features shorts by fifteen claymation artists, cartoonists, former Sesame Street animators, up-and-comers and underground old-schoolers from Japan, France, Canada, the UK and all across the US of A. Also, for an extra dose of yesteryear's holiday flavor, we will have a few of our favorite cartoon golden oldies and holiday oddities thrown into the mix.
Eggnog, popcorn and hot chocolate will be provided, but bring your own blankets and beer. It's December at an alternative art space, meaning it'll be a little chilly, so please dress comfortably.
FILMS BY:
Lilli Carre (http://lillicarre.com/)
Jake Fried (http://www.inkwood.net/)
Peter Millard (http://
Kyle Mowat (http://
Eric Dyer (http://www.ericdyer.com/)
Alison Schulnik (http://
Orland Nutt (https://vimeo.com/onutt)
Amy Lockhart (http://
Atsushi Wada (http://kankaku.jp/
Sally Cruikshank (http://www.funonmars.com/)
Ted Wiggin (www.tedwiggin.com)
& Many More!
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Third Party Gallery
2159 Central Avenue
Cincinnati, OH 45214
www.thirdpartygallery.com
The program features shorts by fifteen claymation artists, cartoonists, former Sesame Street animators, up-and-comers and underground old-schoolers from Japan, France, Canada, the UK and all across the US of A. Also, for an extra dose of yesteryear's holiday flavor, we will have a few of our favorite cartoon golden oldies and holiday oddities thrown into the mix.
Eggnog, popcorn and hot chocolate will be provided, but bring your own blankets and beer. It's December at an alternative art space, meaning it'll be a little chilly, so please dress comfortably.
FILMS BY:
Lilli Carre (http://lillicarre.com/)
Jake Fried (http://www.inkwood.net/)
Peter Millard (http://
Kyle Mowat (http://
Eric Dyer (http://www.ericdyer.com/)
Alison Schulnik (http://
Orland Nutt (https://vimeo.com/onutt)
Amy Lockhart (http://
Atsushi Wada (http://kankaku.jp/
Sally Cruikshank (http://www.funonmars.com/)
Ted Wiggin (www.tedwiggin.com)
& Many More!
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Third Party Gallery
2159 Central Avenue
Cincinnati, OH 45214
www.thirdpartygallery.com
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28.11.12
14.11.12
Third Party Gallery - Film Series
Saturday, November 17th's screening, titled "Wild Lives", focuses on the most unusual of jobs and the people that work them; an artist reanimating deceased Portuguese wildlife with servo motors and junked electronics, a tight lipped Cleveland taxidermist, and hundreds of men harvesting 11 years worth of ammonia rich bird guano off the coast of Peru.
This Mike Rowe inspired program of experimental documentary film features Erick Stoll and Chase Whiteside's "Lifelike", Jarred Alterman's "Convento", and Janos Richter's "Guañape Sur." Don't miss it!
Doors at 8, screening starts at 8:30.
BYOB, but the popcorn is on us.
Third Party Gallery, located at 2159 Central Ave, Cincinnati 45214
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OPENING RECEPTION: Saturday, December 1, 7-10 pm
Exhibition runs through December 31, gallery hours Saturdays from 12-4, or by appointment
Variable Control: December 2012
The manual nature of photography has allowed for a shift in the consideration of what can become a still-life. Photography continues to employ current methods of presentation while incorporating both symbology and classical imagery. Today, photographic process allows the studio to function similarly to the camera. The studio acts as an interior situation, where scene creation and object placement occurs via the photographer. These functions reinvigorate the relationship between the camera and the studio, forming an interchangeable relationship. Third Party Gallery’s December exhibition focuses on the shift in current modes of representation in still life photography. The reinstatement of the photographic medium involves a practice in which the studio takes on the role of a laboratory, releasing the controlled elements and conditions of a traditional still life into a more experimental engagement. Through this exercise, current practices in still life photography create a myriad of relationships between objects and the represented image, while continuing to challenge our perceptions on the nature of image making.
ARTISTS
Charlott Markus
Wyne Veen
Max Marshall
Yola Monakhov
Carson Fisk-Vittori
Third Party Gallery, located at 2159 Central Ave, Cincinnati 45214
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22.10.12
University of Cincinnati, 840 Gallery
17.10.12
Gateway Arts Festival - Grammers
Gateway Arts Festival - at Grammers Restaurant and Bar on 1440 Walnut Street, 45202
Contained - features 11 outdoor galleries housed in shipping containers, focusing on lens based art.
Opening Reception Friday, October 26th from 5-9pm
All the information HERE
15.10.12
8.10.12
University of Cincinnati
5.10.12
The whole city
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