http://adamsdoyle.com/news Thoughts and observations on my art and that which captivates me. Sun, 05 Sep 2010 01:28:43 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en New Hellgate jerseys. Lookin' sharp. http://adamsdoyle.com/news/?p=394 New illustration for article about preventing memory loss in Nature & Health Magazine. http://adamsdoyle.com/news/?p=392 Listen.. We've gotten fully acclimated to alterations in time. We see films regularly where action scenes are slowed down to add drama, to add visceral impact. In books long passages of narration depict short moments. Now we have this- a song slowed down 800 times. It's no joke. Speed a song ... http://adamsdoyle.com/news/?p=390 Radiant Mayhem converged at my studio this afternoon for a deftly insightful critique of the two series I'm working on for upcoming shows. It's amazing how helpful sharp eyes and a well placed "why" are when new work is being explored. So satisfying to be understood and pushed further. Love ... http://adamsdoyle.com/news/?p=388 Working away in the studio on two galley shows coming up in October. Also, in early September I'll be able to share the winning entries to Hunt Riot, a nationwide scavenger hunt I started that has participants using photography to capture a collection of specifically interpretive tasks, such as A ... http://adamsdoyle.com/news/?p=385 My small art collective has officially taken on the name Radiant Mayhem. Visit the site to see our upcoming shows, studio visits, gallery walks, and more. http://adamsdoyle.com/news/?p=383 I want to mention that the Summer Art Intensive I attended on Governor's Island was utterly terrific. Created through a partnership between The Lower Manhattan Cultural Council and Creative Capital, the 5 days were packed full of everything a professional artist needs to know about their business. The staff was ... http://adamsdoyle.com/news/?p=382 The Rubin Museum has a small yet powerful show going on now called Remember That You Will Die. It examines the differing perspectives on death as seen through the art of Buddhism and Christianity. Admission is free Friday nights. http://adamsdoyle.com/news/?p=379 Come out this weekend to Manhattan and see my work in person! http://adamsdoyle.com/news/?p=378 http://adamsdoyle.com/news/?p=375