From Bad At Sports comes notice of BHQF's imminent arrival in Chicago.
From Bad At Sports comes notice of BHQF's imminent arrival in Chicago.
The Bruce High Quality Foundation and CREATIVE TIME present Teach 4 Amerika, A Rally for Anarchy in Arts Education
www.teach4amerika.org
Tour Dates & Locations
New York, NY
· March 29 rally at The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art The Great Hall, 7 East 7th Street, New York, 6:30 pm
General Admission, RSVP required:
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=132877676785582
We Like America and America Likes Us from Bruce High Quality Foundation on Vimeo.
I plan to go back to the Whitney Biennial for another viewing before it closes (May 30), partly to see this piece again. But since I have not yet done so, I decided to access the video online, admittedly minus its particular installation details: the white ambulance, with headlights blazing in a darkened room, mysteriously projecting its brooding interior monologue onto a blue tinted windshield.
James Kalm immerses viewers in the colored space of Dan Flavin’s Series and Progressions at David Zwirner. These works originally designed in 1968, represent a breakthrough both in their use of “ready made” commercially available neon light fixtures and their “Post-Minimal” radiance of sensual colored light. From the austere to the over the top we next trip into the Susan Inglett Gallery for the Bruce High Quality Foundation University, a learning experience in the absurd. Bruce High Quality is a loose confederation of artists who have recently achieved a high level of visibility with their goof ball antics and pathetic products that mask their wry version of “institutional critique”.