Art In Residence
Our mission at Art In Residence is to explore the potential of public art in Antelope Valley, CA by engaging with the community through active practice, outreach, and education. Supporting and bringing opportunities for artists in Antelope Valley, CA is crucial to our efforts in community building. We offer an Artist in Residency program, public workshops and portfolio development courses.
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Echo
Understanding the chaos and grandeur of Hundley’s collage works means understanding the fundamental unit of their construction: the intimate and almost sentimental act of sifting…
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Durian on the skin
Author: Cooper Johnson
With all of its flesh tones and synthetics, its re-purposed refuse, its simulations and premonitions, its wisps of human history and myth—and especially its rethinking…
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LOW VOICE OUT LOUD
Author: Kirsten Ihns
Oil painting’s historical connection to wealth—and more specifically to the rise of capitalism—is not news to anyone. As the art critic John Berger pointed out,…
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Mapping The Sublime: Reframing Landscape in the 21st Century
Author: Ashley Ouderkirk
While the majority of Americans, 72% according to a 2021 poll by Yale University, believe global warming is happening, only 47% seem to believe that…
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The Conversation
Author: D. Edward Martin
“Listen up, motherf*ckers! Now we’re having fun.” The lines come squawking through a speaker (as in, an object producing sound) on the floor, but who…
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We Are All Guests Here
Author: Cooper Johnson
One of my favorite half-truths in the art world is that there really isn’t anything new, just variations of what’s come before. It’s true that…
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Song of the Cicada
Author: Nate Ancheta
In a moment of acceleration and rapid climate change artists must ask what it means and entails to approach this moment—the Anthropocene—from the vantage point…
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Sacred Witness Sacred Menace
Author: Cooper Johnson
Perhaps it’s by default, reverence, or sentiment that we think of the progenitors of an art movement as having more difficult challenges than those who…
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Desert X 2021: Places and Ideas
Author: D. Edward Martin
Desert X is an exhibition that exists in two modalities. One is in the physical world – the actual sites of the work scattered throughout…
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2 monogrammatic shows, 2 historical exhibitions, and a familial notion
Author: D. Edward Martin
Each of the five exhibitions currently on view at the California African American Museum (CAAM, www.caamuseum.org) stands on its own, but it is the sum…
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A Journey That Absolutely Was
Author: D. Edward Martin
“All meaning accrues in duration.” -Ken Burns* Memory, nostalgia, duration, rhythm, repetition — time. A Journey That Wasn’t purports to show works of contemporary art that…
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