Terri Saulin in The Unsettled at Crane Arts UDel Gallery

Check out The Unsettled at the University of Delaware gallery in the Crane Building. This show features the work of Terri Saulin and 14 other artists.

Terri Saulin “Drown & Drain”, 2011, porcelain, lusters, 16” x 12” x 10”

Here is a link to the review on The Art Blog.

The Unsettled is on view until November 27th, don't miss it!

Lauren Luloff in NYT Online Magazine

Congratulations to Lauren Luloff, who was recently featured on the New York Times' Online Magazine.  Lauren's work was in Summer Above, curated by Wallace Whitney this June.

[http://tmagazine.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/11/01/visiting-artists-lauren-luloff/]

Alex Paik: Start to Move on the Artblog

Great mention of Alex Paik's show, Start to Move, on the Artblog! 

Alex's show is up through October 30th.  Stop by if you can!

Title Magazine: "moving on" by Jessica Anne Clark

Please read this article in Title Magazine about TSA's current show, moving on.

William Blackhurst

"Group shows are sometimes akin to shared housing: ragtag bunches of wayward objects take shelter beneath bursts of halogen light to create a dubious whole. Under the auspices of amorphous themes, these inanimate strangers bide but never bond. In more mindful groupings, the works coalesce into a rich society full of feasting, discussion, argument, and agreement. Moving On is an excellent example of just this sort of household, with curator Ryan McCartney as captain of the commune. With bodies, mind and motion as the main topic of conversation, this collection of work by Carolee Schneemann, Tim Belknap, and William Blackhurst, is currently in residence at Tiger Strikes Asteroid’s new digs."

 

"moving on" on the Art Blog!

"moving on" was written up on the Art Blog.

"moving on", curated by TSA member Ryan McCartney, features the work of Timothy Belknap, William Blackhurst and, Carolee Schneemann.

Timothy Belknap

"moving on is a spare little show. With works by three artists, one local, one in London and one in upstate New York, the exhibit covers a lot of geography — and a lot about the human condition,  in sexy, manic, or bare-bones fashion." - the art blog

These works, "dealing intimately with motion, the body, and the relationship between", will be on display at Tiger Strikes Asteroid through October 2nd.

Hours: Saturday and Sunday 2-6, or by appointment.

For more information: tigerstrikesasteroid.com