Friday, February 5, 2010
Sound Art
Once Was (originally "Event: Earth and Time") from Brad Birchett on Vimeo.
This piece is presently installed at Morehead State University, Claypool-Young Gallery in an exhibition titled No New Tale To Tell ...
Once Was is a clip from a sound art piece that was originially documentation for an interventive installation placed at various sites along the east coast ... The series continues to change over time ...
Friday, January 29, 2010
2010 Painting
Saturday, March 21, 2009
Gehäuse Untergeschoss (part II)
Gehäuse Untergeschoss
March 7 - March 29
2009
What an incredible experience I had in Dusseldorf. The privaledge was to exhibit with these 4 incredible Künstlers (artists) ... Thanks to Kai, Pirko, Thomas, and Evangelos ...
The opening for the show was great - many collectors and art reps were there, along with family, friends, and many, many, incredible artists like my new freund Lutz Fritsch. See a walk-through of the exhibit below ...
Gehäuse Untergeschoss
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Brad Birchett, Site Seer, Entropy, and Existence, 2009
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Thomas May, Installation and Docu-Photography, 2009
Evangelos Papadopoulos, Funnel For Your Souls, 2009
Pirko Schroder, Industrial Vent: Light Box, 2009
Kai Richter, Material-Site Installation, 2009
See below for more info on the show, the artists, and the exhibition.
Labels:
Audio Art,
Everyday Act,
Formal Art,
German Art,
Germany,
installation,
intervention,
Kunst,
Sculpture,
Site Seer,
Site Specific
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Gehäuse Untergeschoss
Gehäuse Untergeschoss
March 7 - March 29
Philara Sammlung Gallery
New Works by:
Opening: Saturday, March 7th, 7:00 pm
Exhibition: March 7 - March 29
Hours: Saturday-Sunday 3:00 - 6:00 pm
Telephone for special viewing: 01771469436, 017661151253
Walzwerk Street 14
40599 Düsseldorf
This exhibition will continue to Nuremburg in Fall 2009 ... See you there ...
Labels:
Audio Art,
Everyday Act,
Formal Art,
German Art,
Germany,
installation,
intervention,
Kunst,
Sculpture,
Site Seer,
Site Specific
Friday, January 23, 2009
Urban Renewal II
Urban Renewal - 01/09 - Now the piece or project has grown to about 53 parts - 5x7" paintings inspired by formal elements of nature but also by the ritualistic and rythmic act of walking the grid of alleyways of my neighborhood ... and of course, with my rescue shepherd Luka. See the first Urban Renewal entry below for more info and images of the first pieces. Above is a grid of 24. The piece continues to grow over time ... created from a piece of history - damaged paintings on paper from the Shockoe Bottom Studio Fire of 1997 (wow, 12 years ago!). These pieces were cut from the saved yet un-restorable paintings on paper left from the fire - re-painted with new and current ideas, formal elements, repetitive motion, and with an overall sense of social equality. See below for a few more details ...




(See the Vanderbilt University show for other ritual-egalite-grid pieces)
Labels:
Action to Object,
art,
Earth Art,
painting,
ritual function
Saturday, January 10, 2009
Ritual Function: Earth and Time
A little video I made in homage to Robert Smithson's Spiral Jetty movie - Earth & Time: Stone Cairn. The audio is the same audio piece that plays from the bottom of the cairn ... Please excuse the pixel-noise.
Thanks to Kelly and Woodberry Forest (see "News")....
And the Orange (VA) County Review ...
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Objects of Art
Ritual Function
"It is significant that the existence of the work of art with reference to its aura is never entirely separated from its ritual function." -- Walter Benjamin
A few years ago I began a series of environmental works investigating the relationship of art to time and decay. The series began as performative interventions and collections from open areas and natural settings. The destinations for these sites were pre-determined from stories passed down to me by my mother and aunts – tales of travel and strange events from their past.
The secondary art pieces resulting from these interventions are a combination of documentation, audio, collections, and objects in multiples and combined – all as layers over time.
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