Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
The undeniable Crunt and Biscuit
Chris Brown and Bradford Hastings come through again with two unbelievable pieces.
Originally written by Nathan Wolfe Coleman for Bob Costas, Chris and Bradford have captured the excitement and awe the crowd must have felt when Bill Oolie threw the first (and only) pass ever to break the sound barrier.
Justice Marosa's Radio Dramas are known the world over for their twisted plotlines and their historical value. Written by Fionn McCabe and Produced and recorded by Chris and Bradford, this episode is one of the best known of the series.
Originally written by Nathan Wolfe Coleman for Bob Costas, Chris and Bradford have captured the excitement and awe the crowd must have felt when Bill Oolie threw the first (and only) pass ever to break the sound barrier.
Justice Marosa's Radio Dramas are known the world over for their twisted plotlines and their historical value. Written by Fionn McCabe and Produced and recorded by Chris and Bradford, this episode is one of the best known of the series.
Championship Rings!
Amazing Photographs of the incredible collaboration between artists Allison Layton and Leslie Shershow. These rings capture childlike playfulness while displaying unique and beautiful craftsmen ship. Each ring is one of a kind and sheds light on the individuality of many of the players on the Corn Team.
They are awesome!
They are awesome!
Home Coming A Success!
Great turnout on Saturday for the opening reception of Oh Nancy; Home Coming Stories. Here are some photos of the event. We will have documentation of the show itself up shortly to give those of you who couldn't make it an idea of the overall look and feel of the show. Thank you to everyone who did make it!
Arthur Henderson's nine foot tall "Our Beloved Preacher, Our Bright Well".
"Bill Oolie Mosaic" by Keppie Coutts and Fionn McCabe
Gallery Diet owner Nina Johnson talking to fellow Fountainhead resident Chuck Webster.
Show's curator Brian Burkhardt with artists Abby Webster and Allison Layton.
Two guys taking the Oh Nancy Guided Tour and enjoying Nabila Santa-Cristo's enormous painting.
Allison Layton again,.. this time in the project space.
Concrete piece by Nancy's own Nathan Wellman with Abby Webster's "Five Fold Path" just over its shoulder.
There was great interest in the work and hundreds of people came through the space over the span of the 3 hour opening.
Arthur Henderson's nine foot tall "Our Beloved Preacher, Our Bright Well".
"Bill Oolie Mosaic" by Keppie Coutts and Fionn McCabe
Gallery Diet owner Nina Johnson talking to fellow Fountainhead resident Chuck Webster.
Show's curator Brian Burkhardt with artists Abby Webster and Allison Layton.
Two guys taking the Oh Nancy Guided Tour and enjoying Nabila Santa-Cristo's enormous painting.
Allison Layton again,.. this time in the project space.
Concrete piece by Nancy's own Nathan Wellman with Abby Webster's "Five Fold Path" just over its shoulder.
There was great interest in the work and hundreds of people came through the space over the span of the 3 hour opening.
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Oh Nancy; Home Coming Stories
June 13th - August 1st, 2009
Oh Nancy founded by Nate Wellman and Fionn McCabe
Home Coming Stories curated by Brian Burkhardt
Opening Reception June 13th 2009 7- 10 p.m.
Oh Nancy is a vehicle for artists that provides them with a pre-existing narrative structure into which they can fit their work. By having a constantly open submission process Nate Wellman and Fionn McCabe become instigators of a larger phenomena which has grown to include jewelry makers, photographers, sculptors, conceptual artists, and various other kinds of contemporary thinkers and object makers. The narrative, which includes a classic heroine and battling forces of good and evil is manifested through traditional American characters such as football players, monsters, and blonde damsels in distress. The exhibition at Gallery Diet will bring together all of these media, and the work of over thirty artists.
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