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"Papercuts" and "Pour" at FAU Galleries: Breathing New Life Into Paper and Paint

By Falyn Freyman | Thu, February 21, 2013

A chaotic vortex of white paper strips — enmeshed with metal wiring and plastic toy soldiers — quivers in the stream of air flowing from a ceiling vent. It cascades to an end amid a miniature paper city on the floor. Here, in the back of the... More »
Surfing Exhibit at FAU Should Be a Lot More Fun Than It Is

By Michael Mills | Thu, April 05, 2012

A general air of "it's good for you and you'll like it" hangs over "Surfing Florida," which is just a step or two away from a dental-hygiene documentary from your childhood or a nonoptional serving of your least favorite vegetable. I wanted to... More »
$Artist Raymond Pettibon\'s Punk Beginnings Are Showcased in a New FAU Exhibit$

Artist Raymond Pettibon's Punk Beginnings Are Showcased in a New FAU Exhibit

By Erica K. Landau | Thu, November 11, 2010

The revered black-and-white cover art on Black Flag's 1981 EP Six Pack features a teenaged boy hunched over in a corner, as if in an asylum, sitting with his arms crossed over his knees. Its most unsettling aspect: His face bears a maniacal... More »

2009 | Best Solo Exhibition

The thing about Oswaldo Guayasamín, an Ecuadorian artist who died in 1999 at age 79, is that he takes you off guard. First he hits you viscerally with full force -- painting human flesh, for instance, with such rawness and immediacy that you want to recoil. Then, once you've had a chance to learn a little about the origins and context of his imagery, he engages you intellectually, stirring up your sense of moral outrage over such things as poverty and torture and the coolly... More »
2005 | Best Art Gallery

With commercial art galleries dropping like flies, it's no wonder that pooh-poohing the cultural scene is a favorite South Florida pastime. It's hard to keep the faith when the new gallery you've just heard about has closed by the time you get across town to see it. And so, increasingly we look to noncommercial outlets for alternatives. Lately, the Schmidt Center Gallery at FAU has proved up to the challenge. The 2003-04 season's "Corporal: Contemporary Women Artists from Latin America" was... More »

"Papercuts" and "Pour" at FAU Galleries: Breathing New Life Into Paper and Paint