Knock Knock: Opportunities for Artists

This week’s collection of opportunities for exhibitions, residencies and grants. 

Knock Knock: Opportunities for Artists

This week’s collection of opportunities for exhibitions, residencies and grants. 

Knock Knock: Opportunities for Artists

This week’s collection of opportunities for exhibitions, residencies and grants. 

Knock Knock: Opportunities for Artists

This week’s collection of opportunities for exhibitions, residencies and grants. 

Knock Knock: Opportunities for Artists

This week’s collection of opportunities for exhibitions, residencies and grants. 

Scene in New York

“Cashing Out” opens at NURTUREart on Friday

This week’s collection of openings, performances, and happenings. (All locations in Manhattan unless otherwise noted.)

Artificial Intelligence and the Arts

A painting made by Harold Cohen’s computer program, AARON. Photo by Conall O’Brien

Createquity has published an updated version of my piece on computational creativity.

The Art and Design of Craft

Rebecca Medel’s “The One” is a work in the “Craft Spoken Here” exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art

Craft Spoken Here, an exhibition of work by 39 craft artists from 11 different countries recently opened at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Fundamentally, this is an exhibition of the handmade that implicitly asks viewers to ponder the continuum on which both art and craft lie. When does craft become art?

Art to see this weekend

Take a trip on the Chinatown bus (or your mass transit of choice) to Philadelphia for the last day of the SGC and Philagrafika events. Galleries and museums throughout Philadelphia are hosting exhibitions and lectures dedicated to printmaking.

Tonight, the reception for Rochelle Toner takes place at the Stella Elkins Tyler Gallery at Tyler School of Art.

Also check out Medium Resistance at the Ice Box in the Crane Arts Building, curated by Richard Hricko, Philip Glahn and Nick Kripal, three Tyler professors. The show explores contemporary works of print and craft that defy the traditional divisions of fine art vs artisanship.

The Widener Gallery at Moore College of Art also has a reception this evening.

Tomorrow afternoon, drop by the Morgan building at U Penn for the Common Press Open House letterpress celebration.