Confronting Sculpture
Recorded August 2022. Join sculptors Garth Evans, Brandt Junceau, and Jock Ireland, and art historian, critic, and curator Karen Wilkin as they discuss an exhibit of work by sculptor Geles Cabrera at the Americas Society in New York City. Video and edit by Maud Bryt. Recorded August 2022. Please use the REPLY button at the … Continue reading Geles Cabrera at the Museo Escultórico at Americas Society (AUDIO-Only)
Discussion Participants: Garth Evans, Jock Ireland, Brandt Junceau, Karen Wilkin Recorded July 2022. Join with Sculptor Garth Evans, Independent Curator and Art Critic Karen Wilkin, and Sculpture Forum regulars, sculptors Jock Ireland and Brandt Junceau, and listen as they explore this major survey of postwar American sculptor and painter Rueben Kadish's work. At Eric Firestone … Continue reading Reuben Kadish: Earth Mothers at Eric Firestone Gallery, NYC (AUDIO-Only)
Discussion Participants: Garth Evans, Jock Ireland, Brandt Junceau Recorded June 2022. Walk along with Sculptor Garth Evans, and Sculpture Forum regulars, Jock Ireland and Brandt Junceau, and listen as they confront Richard Serra's largest single forged round to date, a large forged steel cylinder. At David Zwirner Gallery, NYC. Recorded June 2022. Edited by Gavin … Continue reading Richard Serra at David Zwirner Gallery, NYC (AUDIO-ONLY)
Discussion Participants: Garth Evans, Jock Ireland, Brandt Junceau The Locked Room, Four Years that Shook Art Education, is a book recently published by MIT Press which documents a controversial teaching program that became known at the "A" Course. The course was designed by four of the tutors, Peter Atkins, Gareth Jones, Peter Harvey and myself. It took place in the … Continue reading The Locked Room 1969-73: Four years that shook art education
Participants: Garth Evans, Jock Ireland, Brandt Junceau Jock Ireland: I suggested we read Tim Scott’s Abcrit essay on abstract sculpture: https://abcrit.org/2020/02/07/121-tim-scott-writes-on-abstract-sculpture/. I must say the discussion that resulted was NOT what I expected—but it’s a good start. There are many British sculptors on both sides of the Atlantic whose work rewards attention. Readers/listeners might want to … Continue reading Abstract Sculpture
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