BGuthrie Photos: DC -- Corcoran School of the Arts and Design -- Exhibit @ Brady Gallery: A Time for Action: Washington Artists circa 1989

DC -- Corcoran School of the Arts and Design -- Exhibit @ Brady Gallery: A Time for Action: Washington Artists circa 1989:

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Description of Pictures: A Time for Action: Washington Artists circa 1989
June 13, 2019 to October 5, 2019
Luther W. Brady Art Gallery
This companion exhibition to the Corcoran exhibition 6.13.89 will exhibit paintings, drawings, and prints from the GW Collection by artists who registered their protest of the volatile cancellation of the exhibition of photographs by Robert Mapplethorpe. Also included are selected reminiscences of artists who were in Washington, D.C. at the time experiencing the upheaval as it occurred. Artists include Clark V. Fox, Andrew Hudson, Eric Rudd, Ann Purcell, and William Newman.
While I was viewing the exhibit, the artist Robin Bell came by.

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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. ACTION_190614_001.JPG: A Time for Action Washington Artists Circa 1989 Courtesy of the Luther W. Brady Art Gallery
2. ACTION_190614_005.JPG: William Newman The Fate of Jane Livingston, 1975
3. ACTION_190614_011.JPG: Joseph Shannon Diane Arbus, 1985
4. ACTION_190614_014.JPG: William Newman "Mad Dog" for Joe, 1989
5. ACTION_190614_025.JPG: Corcoran Faculty
6. ACTION_190614_027.JPG: Janis Goodman Maine Coast, 1973
7. ACTION_190614_032.JPG: Franklin White Tulip
8. ACTION_190614_037.JPG: William Christenberry Building with False Brick Siding, Warsaw, Alabama, 1991
9. ACTION_190614_043.JPG: Janis Goodman In the Beginning, 2019
10. ACTION_190614_052.JPG: Robin Bell (artist) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Robin Bell (born 1979) is an American multimedia visual artist currently residing and working out of Washington, DC. Artwork Although trained as a printmaker, Bell has become better known for his fine arts video work as a projectionist, which over the years has been exhibited/projected at a wide and diverse set of venues, such as The Hollywood Bowl, Artomatic, the Kennedy Center, the Phillips Collection and others. Bell began gaining national and international attention upon President Trump's election, when he focused his projection work to deliver highly negative political messages in various "unauthorized" venues such as the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C. Referencing that particular projection in 2017, The Los Angeles Times noted that it "began to go viral on social media almost as it was happening." According to The Washington City Paper, these political projections "unlocked" the path to his first solo show at former Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, DC, and as noted by the Associated Press: "His work has turned into an unexpected business opportunity. Activist groups have paid his crew to travel as far away as Finland to project images on prominent buildings." In 2019, The New York Times art critic Jillian Steinhauer noted that Bell's projections veer "closer to propaganda than art."
11. ACTION_190614_055.JPG: Tom Green Of this World 6, 2012
12. ACTION_190614_059.JPG: Lowell Nesbitt Manhattan Bridge, 1971
13. ACTION_190614_063.JPG: Lowell Nesbitt Manhattan Bridge, 1971
14. ACTION_190614_066.JPG: Sam Gilliam On Seven, 1972
15. ACTION_190614_072.JPG: Robin Moore The Perfect Moment: Robert Mapplethorpe by Janet Kardon, 2nd edition (modified exhibition catalog)
16. ACTION_190614_076.JPG: Robin Moore The Perfect Moment: Robert Mapplethorpe by Janet Kardon, 2nd edition (modified exhibition catalog)
17. ACTION_190614_078.JPG: Sam Gilliam White Sand Isolate, 1980
18. ACTION_190614_082.JPG: Eric Rudd Camelback Wall, 1970
19. ACTION_190614_091.JPG: Ann Purcell Hopscotch #2, 1978
20. ACTION_190614_100.JPG: Fred Folsom Gold Cross, 1979
21. ACTION_190614_105.JPG: Andrew Hudson Tom and Nicola Reclining with Painting by Brad Anderson, 1984
22. ACTION_190614_111.JPG: Joseph Shannon Wild Goose, 1970
23. ACTION_190614_116.JPG: Georgia Deal Go Go Shirley of N.E., 1985
24. ACTION_190614_122.JPG: Clark V. Fox Los Angeles Windows, 1982
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