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Alfredo Barsuglia - Wohnkultur: Kathedrale der Verschwendung

5/24/2023

 
ArtMagazine, April 2023
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​On the level, raised by four steps, there is a structure with a small tower. The building exudes something sublime, although it is little more than a wooden shed. The apse of the Dominican Church Krems, which is used as an exhibition space, where the altar once stood, forms the stage for this hut, as we know it from the slums that have developed on the edges of large cities around the globe. ​
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Synergy in Action​

11/30/2019

 
Palm Springs Art Patron, Winter 2019
Converging in Joshua Tree, four emerging artists from Germany, Maryland, North Carolina and Pennsylvania were faced with challenges and opportunities in this unfamiliar desert. Their task was to create artwork independently, then collaborate on developing a cohesive exhibit of their diverse output. ​
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New Outdoor Sculpture in Vermont: MANIFESTATION

7/20/2017

 
Robert Michael Jones 2017
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Manifestation utilizes old products destined for the landfill to create a ghostly apparition of consumerism. The assembled form of the products is characterized by growth. Mimicking the forested landscape it occupies, positions the sculpture both as nature and in opposition to nature. The sculpture plays with the conception of value with the ultimate transmutation of trash to art, creating a counter narrative to the typical cycle of production - consumption - waste.
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High-Desert Hideout for a Serious Art-cation

11/1/2016

 
Lisa Marie Hart (Palm Spring Life, November 1, 2016)
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Tell them to pack their oils and acrylics. One of five private homes set on rolling acreage next to Joshua Tree National Park, this modern cabin includes an artist’s fantasy space. A breezeway separates the living quarters from a 900-square-foot working studio.

​No small afterthought, it is equipped with work tables, a sink, movable walls, custom lighting, plus a bathroom and kitchen. Panoramic views soothe the soul, as do yoga, Pilates, and massage by appointment. Rentals support the Joshua Tree Highlands Artist Residency program.

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Inland Empire: Part I

8/21/2016

 
Matthew Moore​ (Terra Incognita, August​ 2016)
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​Think of this post as a sneak preview of a soon to come project that I am tentatively calling Inland Empire. These pictures were all taken during a one month residency at the Joshua Tree Highlands Artist-in-Residence program. For my artist friends, I highly recommend this residency! The location is one mile outside of the west entrance to Joshua Tree National Park, so the location is perfect. On top of that, the living situation is pretty amazing. Artists get their own house looking out over the desert and in my case I had a studio all to myself. It's also run by two of my new favorite people, Jim and Frederick (you guys rock)!

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