If you happen to be in the Montclair, NJ neighborhood, definitely check out this interactive installation as well as a collection of small works.
Thursday, January 23, 2014
Caitlin McCormack in this week's edition of Philadelphia Weekly
An interview with LITFO & (no)Hope alum Caitlin McCormack willl appear in this week's Philly Weekly. The interview just so happens to be written by CHER contributor Sean Corbett. It's a two-fer as far as CHER is concerned. Click here to read that interview!
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Saturday, December 28, 2013
Caitlin McCormack @ Milk and Honey
LITFO and (no) Hope alum Caitlin McCormack does it again! Ring in the New Year right with some art and socializin'.
Illustrations and Small Guys
Milk and Honey Cafe
518 S. 4th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19147
Friday, January 3rd 5-9PM
https://www.facebook.com/events/194245790768200/
Illustrations and Small Guys
Milk and Honey Cafe
518 S. 4th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19147
Friday, January 3rd 5-9PM
https://www.facebook.com/events/194245790768200/
Wednesday, November 13, 2013
CHER co-founder Veronica Cianfrano @ Salon 1522 in December
Saturday, December 7th 5-8PM
Salon 1522: 1522 N. Lawrence st. Philadelphia, PA 19122
Heavy Hands is a solo exhibition featuring the work of Veronica Cianfrano, curated by Shane Leddy of Salon 1522.
Veronica Cianfrano is a multi-media, Philadelphia based artist who has been examining "the communication break down" through photographic images and memories of her familial ties and through our current reliance on digital communication. This exhibition serves as a display for these vignettes of examination whether it be through memory decay, new meanings found in old footage, or the effects of the news media on our state of mind.
True to Cianfrano’s style, the exhibition will feature a film screening as well as a varying collection of sculptures, assemblages, drawings, and paintings; all of which invite the viewer in for an intimate discussion about memory, as well as the state of the media and the state of our minds today.
The opening reception will take place on December 7th from 5-8PM and the exhibition will remain up throughout the month of December. Call Shane Leddy for a private viewing: (610) 751-0935
Saturday, November 9, 2013
F*ck Art Book Party/Beatnik Extravaganza!
Come celebrate the publication of F*ck Art (Let's Dance) -- an artist's memoir of the East Village by former CHER contributor Sally Eckhoff. The reading begins at 4PM.
Connie's RIC-RAC
1132 s. 9th St
https://www.facebook.com/events/549079178506082/?ref=22
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
An Interview with Caitlin McCormack
Check out this interview with past CHER contributor Caitlin McCormack:
http://www.madalynne.com/8059524
http://www.madalynne.com/8059524
Sunday, October 27, 2013
Join Manifesto-ish in November....
for a another thrilling online panel discussion.
Manifesto-ish is an online artist collective co-founded by CHER founders Veronica Cianfrano and Jessica Anne Clark along with the dazzling Matt Zigler and stunning Lauren McCarty.
The discussion will occur on November 11th at 7PM EST.
Discussion statement:
Photography has long been a medium of the masses. Accessibility alone has caused an immense proliferation of amateur imagery in this arena. Professional photographers have had a long row to hoe regarding differentiation between low and high skilled snapping. With the onset of digital imaging technology as well as social media, the aforementioned proliferation has sky rocketed. For those of us unfortunate enough to participate in the world of social media with regularity, we find ourselves bombarded by personal photography. I have spent many a misplaced minute scrolling through the Facebook photo albums of friends of friends (aka people I don’t know). Even beyond social media, the internet is photo-laced. These images often appear apart from context and origin.
It feels as though the photographic playing field has changed yet again. Manifesto-ish has invited a handful of photographers and artists to participate in this online discussion. At this point our roster includes:
Mark Havens
Stefan Znosko
Sean Corbett
Matt Zigler
Lauren McCarty
Christopher J. Butler
--Jessie Clark & the Manifesto-ish crew
Manifesto-ish is an online artist collective co-founded by CHER founders Veronica Cianfrano and Jessica Anne Clark along with the dazzling Matt Zigler and stunning Lauren McCarty.
Snap Happy is a video discussion regarding the effect of digital photography and social media on the field of photography.
The discussion will occur on November 11th at 7PM EST.
Discussion statement:
Photography has long been a medium of the masses. Accessibility alone has caused an immense proliferation of amateur imagery in this arena. Professional photographers have had a long row to hoe regarding differentiation between low and high skilled snapping. With the onset of digital imaging technology as well as social media, the aforementioned proliferation has sky rocketed. For those of us unfortunate enough to participate in the world of social media with regularity, we find ourselves bombarded by personal photography. I have spent many a misplaced minute scrolling through the Facebook photo albums of friends of friends (aka people I don’t know). Even beyond social media, the internet is photo-laced. These images often appear apart from context and origin.
It feels as though the photographic playing field has changed yet again. Manifesto-ish has invited a handful of photographers and artists to participate in this online discussion. At this point our roster includes:
Mark Havens
Stefan Znosko
Sean Corbett
Matt Zigler
Lauren McCarty
Christopher J. Butler
Here's a link to the Facebook event:
--Jessie Clark & the Manifesto-ish crew
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