Nevelson Art Project 1991
During the first Gulf War, 1991, the Arkansas Arts Center in Little Rock created a program that brought over 800 public school children to the museum school to create sculptures based upon the work of Louise Nevelson.
Observations on Art and art process from the Studio
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What do you say about a drawing
For an Artsy viewing room presentation, Koplin Del Rio’s registrar, Kimberly Clark, asked me to write something about each of the drawings in the Gatherings series. Something interesting. I took that to be avoid art talk, avoid contemplating my navel. So what’s left?
The Carnal Leap Cabaret
During the summer of 1990, inspired by a Surrealist drawing show at the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts (then called the Arkansas Arts Center), I developed a Friday after-work café and theater venue called the Carnal Leap Cabaret (named after a Futurist cocktail the ingredients I have long forgotten).
Draw, you bastard
© R. Crumb, Draw, You Bastard!, A Fresh Start, 14 October 1997
What I face everyday. Pitch perfect.
AFTER THE PIT
What a difference a week in the studio makes
After two years struggling in an artistic pit, I have once more connected with my core and have found a theme.