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photoblaster@photoblaster· Jul 6

Tuesday 7/7/26

photoblaster@photoblaster· Jun 22

Rest in Peace. Brought Nora to an Oliver Tree show in 2022 and it was fantastic. Very sad to learn the news of his recent passing.

photoblaster@photoblaster· Jun 20

excerpt from Haunted by You, 2009 Video (color, sound) Taiyo Kimura Born in Kamakura, Japan, 1970

photoblaster@photoblaster· Jun 20

Visiting The Nasher Museum today. Another encounter with the art of Genesis Tramaine.

Genesis Tramaine
Born in Portland, Oregon, 1983
Saint with Bethel Vision, 2021

photoblaster@photoblaster· Jun 20

Average Weekend Durham NC

photoblaster@photoblaster· Jun 17

photoblaster@photoblaster· Jun 3

Friday Jun 5th at Rag and Bones (ragandbonesrva.org) in Richmond VA— MSHR (mshr.info) is an ever-mutating video projection and 4-channel audio composition of sculptural and sonic shapes. Opening up are locals HMB, Dylan Burchett (dylanburchett.net), and Plark.

photoblaster@photoblaster· May 28

Sounds and images at Material Room (Richmond VA) this Friday May 29 w/ Photoblaster 📸, 7D, Root Coiled, Dyrt, Decamp.

photoblaster@photoblaster· May 14

5/20 at Circle

photoblaster@photoblaster· May 14

Tom & Marty Band and more coming up 5/23 Greenhouse Gallery in Oregon Hill. freemusicarchive.org/music/The_To...

photoblaster@photoblaster· May 10

spring backyard.

photoblaster@photoblaster· May 8

Visiting Hirschhorn today.

$(on orange wall) Genesis Tramaine b. Brooklyn, New York, 1983 Hour of Incence 2022 Acrylic, oil stick, oil pastel, Lawry's Seasoned Salt, and the Holy Spirit on canvas Gift of Tiffany and Hooman Dayani, 2023(2023.041) Genesis Tramaine is a queer Black artist known for expressionistic portraits that teeter between figuration and abstraction, prioritizing emotional content over physical likeness. Mostly self-taught, Tramaine describes herself as a devotional painter and views her paintings as spiritual visions that flow through her onto the canvas. Eyes play a critical role in her paintings and frequently repeat, as in Hour of Incence, where a multitude of eyes stretches across the figure's forehead, gazing out at us under heavy lids. Similar creative license occurs in the lower half of the face, where the teeth and lips are stretched, distorted, and pushed to the limits of legibility. Through this fragmentation and repetition, Tramaine's work draws from a visual legacy pioneered by Pablo Picasso and other early-twentieth-century Cubists, who fractured and rearranged three-dimensional forms into disjointed two-dimensional images, as in the portraits of Dora Maar and Marie-Thérèse Walter shown here.$

photoblaster@photoblaster· May 7

Please join us Thursday, May 7, at 7:00PM at Studio Two Three for a film screening with New York artist Zoe Beloff who is sharing her latest films, Life Forgotten and Josephine The Singer or The Mouse People. Opening presentations from Ken Montgomery and me. www.studiotwothree.org/community-ev...

photoblaster@photoblaster· Apr 19

RPS sound and movement @abstracttruth.bsky.social

photoblaster@photoblaster· Mar 31

Easter Sunday. Tatsuya Nakatani solo — AND a trio with Peni Candra Rini and David Menestres joining Nakatani. Opening set is Caleb Flood’s 14 Bamboo Flute group, Forced Resonance.