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Be Inspired! interview with Matt Rich |
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5 Minutes 59 seconds |
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Matt Rich combines geometric forms to create compositions that are a visual patchwork, reminiscent of Al Held's and Frank Stella's geometric imagery. A native of Boston, Rich is a graduate of Brown University and the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
Before his talk on April 5, Rich took some time to speak with the Museum.
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Matt Rich,
Double Twist,
latex, acrylic and spray paint on cut paper and linen tape, 2012;
43 ½ x 73 ½ in. |
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Be Inspired! interview with Bo Joseph |
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6 Minutes 53 seconds |
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Bo Joseph's works are colorful, richly textured abstractions combined with figurative elements, all of which are silhouettes made with stencils. The Kemper Museum holds two works by Joseph in its permanent collection. Untitled (2005) is a gift of the R. C. Kemper Charitable Trust, and Return to Plato's Cave (2009) is a Museum purchase made possible by a gift from the William T. Kemper Charitable Trust, UMB Bank, n.a. Born in Berkeley, California, in 1969, he earned a BFA in painting from the Rhode Island School of Design in 1992. His works have been on view in solo and group exhibitions throughout the United States.
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Bo Joseph,
Return to Plato’s Cave;
ink, watercolor, acrylic, oil pastel, tempera and pencil on joined paper, 2009;
36 ½ x 76 ½ inches
Bo Joseph, Plato’s Cave, 2009; Acrylic, gesso, tempera and cloth on canvas, 36 1/8 x 76 1/4 inches |
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Artist Talk: Lordy Rodriguez |
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7 Minutes 47 seconds |
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The Map as Art artist Lordy Rodriguez speaks about his paintings that examine both geographic and cultural borders. Born in the Philippines, the artist has lived
throughout the United States and
is drawn to its shifting
cultural boundaries.
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USA’s Alaska, 2010; ink on paper, 28 x 32 in.; Courtesy of the artist and Hosfelt Gallery, New York |
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Double Vision Lecture Series: model maker at Garmin, David Ellis and artist and educator, Bryan Park. |
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6 Minutes 29 seconds |
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David and Bryan talk with Lauren Park, Museum Educator, School and Family Programs.
Bryan Park discusses his works and the idea that place is more than a location, and Prototype Model Maker David Ellis offers a look into how industrial design models help Garmin utilize form and function in their GPS devices. |
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Bryan Park, Whence the precious leaf, 2011; brass, sterling silver, ebony, glass, 10 inches tall; Courtesy of the artist
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Be Inspired! interview with Angela Dufresne |
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5 Minutes 3 seconds |
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Dufresne discusses how her work, The lost fishing village of Diderot, Boucher, and Lorraine or the movie set of pioneer legacy, may be "the ultimate manifestation of the enlightenment and the power of science and technology over the peasantry." Interviewer Lauren Park also enquires about how Dufresne's teaching informs her work and the urgency present.
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Above: The lost fishing village of Diderot, Boucher, and Lorraine or the movie set of pioneer legacy (2009), a gift of the American Academy of Arts and Letters, New York; Hassam, Speicher, Betts, and Symons Funds |
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Interview With the Artist: Robert Walden |
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7 Minutes 17 seconds |
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Artist Robert Walden speaks with The Map as Art co-curator Barbara O'Brien.
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Above: Robert Walden, Ontological Surveillance Map 070212, 2012; ink and gouache on paper, 22 x 44 inches; Courtesy of the artist |
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Interview With the Artist: Joyce Kozloff |
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6 Minutes 51 seconds |
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Artist Joyce Kozloff speaks with The Map as Art co-curator and author Katharine Harmon.
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