February 2012 | V.7-N.2

AMB-Feb-2012-COVER

Inside the Issue


A Place of His Own: Mark Boedges Fine Art Gallery
Venue Profile by Christopher Byrne

My Milk Shake...It's Better Than Yours: Creative Competition at RL Photo
Art Event Profile by Ric Kasini Kadour

Art Is a Triathlon
Personal History by Zoë Barracano

First Friday Art Walk
February 3rd, 2012

Art on View
62 places to see art


Read more »

Art Is A Triathlon

web-IMG_6921

Zoë Barracano Reflects on Art as Contest. Her photograph, Magnetism, was put up for public vote in a National Geographic photography contest.
Read more »

My Milk Shake…It’s Better Than Yours: Creative Competition at RL Photo

creative-comp-crowd

by Ric Kasini Kadour In the future, long after the fad of art fairs and auctions has passed and society has broken down completely, artists will showcase their works in large stadiums filled with raucous, cheering, jeering fans. As the artists enter, an announcer will call out their names and mediums. A drum corps will lay
Read more »

A Place of His Own

mark-boedges

Mark Boedges Fine Art Gallery

Mark Boedges dropped out of art school to study art exclusively from nature. For several years, his focus was on painting en plein air. After his successful first show in 2003, Mark sought out mentors and workshops to help him hone his technique. This combination of experience, mentoring and study has served him well.
Read more »

You Are The Art

you-are-the-art

Ric Kasini Kadour tries to explain this month’s cover.
Read more »

The Permanence of Objects

lorraine-reynolds

Lorraine Reynolds’ assemblages speak to the impermanence of life through the permanence of objects....In giving voice to our material past, Reynolds screws, glues, ties, nails and otherwise binds numerous objects, texts, and photographs together.
Read more »