Public Art at SFO: Craig Calderwood, “The Only Blue is the Sky” (2024)
This video was produced by SFO Museum in conjunction with the April 2024 installation of Craig Calderwood’s “The Only Blue is the Sky” in Harvey Milk Terminal 1 at the San Francisco International Airport (SFO).
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Katherine Sherwood featured in @newshour discussing ‘For Dear Life: Art, Medicine, and Disability,’ the exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego @mcasandiego curated by Jill Dawsey, PhD on view through February 2nd, 2025.
‘For Dear Life’ is the first exhibition to survey the themes of illness and disability in American art from the mid-20th century to the COVID pandemic. It’s part of PST Art, an enormous collaboration of Southern California arts institutions around the theme of art and science. Senior arts correspondent Jeffrey Brown visited the exhibition for @pbs ‘s arts and culture series, CANVAS.
Video credit: @pbs @newshour
Cate White: ‘Wheel of Fortune,’ is on view at our pop up at Minnesota Street Project in San Francisco through June 28.
Cate White explores her artistry in a YouTube series she created called “How Do You Paint,” a self-proclaimed unhinged take on Bob Ross’s “The Joy of Painting,” an excerpt from which is featured in the exhibition. The painting in this video, ‘Bambi’s Mom Getting Shot,’ (2023) draws a parallel between the death of Bambi’s mother and the loss of her own grandmother, critiquing a cultural system that desensitizes us to trauma. Despite her critique, White finds a sense of tenderness and healing through the act of painting.
Above: Excerpts from Cate White’s “How Do You Paint” YouTube series, in collaboration with Sean Keating, 2024.
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Cate White: ‘Wheel of Fortune,’ opens at Minnesota Street Project in San Francisco, this Saturday June 1st, with an opening reception for the artist 5-7 pm
Cate White explores her artistry in a YouTube series she created called “How Do You Paint,” a self-proclaimed unhinged take on Bob Ross’ “The Joy of Painting,” an excerpt from which is featured in the exhibition. The painting in this video, ‘Bambi’s Mom Getting Shot’ (2023), draws a parallel between the death of Bambi’s mother and the loss of her own grandmother, critiquing a cultural system that desensitizes us to trauma. Despite her critique, White finds a sense of tenderness and healing through the act of painting.
Above: Excerpts from Cate White’s “How Do You Paint” YouTube Series, in collaboration with Sean Keating, 2024.
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Interview with @craigcalderwood about her work in “Bay Area Now 9” on view through May 5th at @ybca
Courtesy of YBCA. Video produced by Corey Marsau.
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Today UC Davis is celebrating the 30th anniversary of Robert Arneson’s Egghead sculptures located on the UC Davis campus. This video is from a three-part documentary series recounting the history of the UC Davis art department. Robert Arneson created the egghead sculptures on the motif of the slang term “egghead,” referring to intellectuals and academics. Arneson taught at UC Davis for four decades and is considered the “father of the ceramic funk movement,” as he abandoned traditional framework for ceramic sculpture, instead utilizing everyday objects and self portraiture to make confrontational statements.
Video Credit: @ucdavis ©️ UC Davis, 2024
Video description: The video features a compilation of historical photos and clips the UC Davis campus and Robert Arneson. The video includes clips of Rachel Teagle, Deborah Butterfield, and George Adams speaking to Arneson’s impact. The video ends with a UC Davis Eggheads animation featuring all of the installations in illustrated form, Eggheads.UCDavis.edu, and social media icons.
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Our artist talk with Tom Burckhardt and Kathy Butterly is now available to watch on YouTube and our website, click our link in bio!
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