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Robert Howsare plays with the arbitrary factor to create a collection of posters. As a tool; Drawing Apparatus consists of two articulated wooden arms, which are connected to a record player. The plate rotation leads these wooden arms with a marker to create different drawing patterns.
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New Orleans based artist and printmaking professor at the University of New Orleans, Dan Rule combines found imagery, illustration and thoughts on the environment.
above: Bipartisan, house paint on online-sourced photo print. 2012
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Michelle White, Associate Curator at the Menil Collection in Houston, will deliver a lecture entitled “Richard Serra Drawing” at Tulane’s Stone Auditorium (210 Woldenberg Art Center) on Wednesday, February 1st at 6pm.
The lecture coincides with the retrospective of Serra’s drawings traveling to the Menil Collection this March through June. A press release for the project explains: “While Serra’s sculptures have been widely recognized and the subject of numerous museum exhibitions, his drawings, which have played a crucial role in his work for over forty years, have not received a critical overview. This exhibition…traces Serra’s investigation of drawing as an activity both independent from and linked to his sculptural practice.”
A reception will follow the lecture and discussion.
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New Orleans native Hannah Chalew is an artist and one of the founders of T-Lot, a studio and installation space on St. Claude.
Her work stems from direct observation, bringing the experience of place to the viewer, primarily examining the post-Katrina landscape emptied of human life.
See more of her work at Jonathan Ferrara Gallery.
above: Ghost House. 2011. pen & ink on paper, 19” x 26”
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The Senseless Drawing Robot is the brainchild of Japanese artists/makers So Kanno and Takahiro Yamaguchi. The concept is fairly simple: random wall art is created with spray paint can, attached to a robotic arm which is mounted on a moving platform.
Enjoy!
