jonseydl

was @WorcesterArt & @ClevelandArt, now @KAMillinois, but speaking only for myself.

[jonseydl @jseydl]

We're hiring @KAMillinois. Please share with skilled operations folks and skilled non-profit business administrators, especially those who know how to focus on DEIA work as a critical part of the job. Plus, the team here is amazing!

[Krannert Art Museum @KAMillinois]

KAM seeks an Asst Dir/Sr Asst Dir of Operations & Strategy: to be KAM's principal administrative manager, lead day-to-day operations and focus efforts on strategic goals, including diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility. Apply by June 24. https://t.co/k3m0H80oiW

[Zoë Ligon @thongria]

Very excited to share my interview with @tourmaliiine for the @ShopSpectrum journal! 🛁✨

https://t.co/OvcSO6M8IU

[jonseydl @jseydl]

I won't comment further here except the say that the timeline of Breonna Taylor's life, composed by her mother, across from the Sherald portrait was incredibly moving & truly the only possible text.

[jonseydl @jseydl]

You have another week to see Promise Witness Remembrance @SpeedArtMuseum, impossible to recommend more highly.

[Eduardo C. Corral (he/him/his) @EduardoCCorral]

I’m judging the Ninth Letter Ekphrastic Poetry Contest.

The winner gets $1,000, published in Ninth Letter, a reading at the Hal Fischer Symposium at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in November, 2021 (travel expenses covered).

https://t.co/YvSIaVe7fh

[jonseydl @jseydl]

@silkiestmaria @chris_loar I only associate the phrase with Howardena Pindell https://t.co/WktwWazofJ

[Amy L. Powell @amylu11]

TUES Mar 9 at 12pmCST my brilliant colleague Sharon Irish will launch her new book on British artist Stephen Willats. Joined by Lou Turner & Jorge Lucero on cybernetics, social practice, and co-creative process betwn artist & society @zumpang
@KAMillinois
https://t.co/LKCcTRMlsX

[Jeremy Lybarger @jeremylybarger]

"There is a kind of magic in Nettles’s work, as though she isn’t recording reality in her images but creating it. This feels true of her process as well—its unique combination of chance and manual manipulation." Great piece by @nicolerudick https://t.co/pbw1QPDzlx

[FAA at Illinois @FAAatIllinois]

Krannert Art Museum continues to grow their collection through recent acquisitions by Native American artists. https://t.co/iPfyA4dMiZ

[jonseydl @jseydl]

OK, this is the last program related to our Bea Nettles program. She's an amazing interlocutor, so you really should carve out some time!

[Krannert Art Museum @KAMillinois]

This Thursday at 4pm, Bea Nettles is in conversation with UNM Art Museum photography curator Mary Statzer in a talk sponsored by the McKinley Foundation.

Registration is required for this free program.
Details: https://t.co/riKPg5dOtC

[Krannert Art Museum @KAMillinois]

We've been working on a little something we're excited to share:

CALL FOR ART
“Pandemics as a Portal to Change: A Community Exhibition”

What does hope look like to you? How might our current struggles lead us to deep change that could reimagine our world?
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[Krannert Art Museum @KAMillinois]

Today's the day! Krannert Art Museum opens at 10am. See what's on at https://t.co/29GwowBpHj.

[jonseydl @jseydl]

So excited that Criterion has Madeline Anderson documentaries available this month -- I had never seen I AM SOMEBODY from 1970 (about the 1969 nurses strike in Charleston led by Black women). She stitches together labor and civil rights in way that is so smart and pungent!

[Krannert Art Museum @KAMillinois]

Krannert Art Museum is reopening! We're delighted to announce that the museum will reopen to the public Feb 9. It's the perfect time to see the amazing work of Bea Nettles in Harvest of Memory https://t.co/zYJoWEkNWP

[jonseydl @jseydl]

Apparently only performed twice in the 1950s. And recordings! https://t.co/2NyypVasDa

[jonseydl @jseydl]

I'm sure you all knew that Langston Hughes wrote the libretto for an opera about Esther that premiered at @Illinois_Alma in 1957, but I did not. Just one of the marvels in this presentation by Jameatris Rimkus in the @UIArchives https://t.co/idzQzTMEzU

[jonseydl @jseydl]

Krannert Art Museum hosts photographer, book artist Bea Nettles for exhibition and artist events https://t.co/0Kxn5TVpj2

[jonseydl @jseydl]

Back at it, on a very desolate campus...

[jonseydl @jseydl]

Carolina Miranda on why the end of Flash animation marks the end of an era for creativity on the web (plus new preservation challenges) https://t.co/FZFBosJPme

[jonseydl @jseydl]

Also, love the Arts & Crafts set design -- is this a Rookwood vase?

[jonseydl @jseydl]

Had always heard Lois Weber's silents were amazing, but never seen one until Suspense (1913) today. Dazzled by the number of cool shots she got into 11 minutes.