ABAD IN THE NEW YORK TIMES [160]

The New York Times' Steven McElroy wrote about A Book About Death: The Ties That Bind, curated by LuAnn Palazzo in the July 31, 2011 edition.

The featured image is by Joan Harrison, the artist who curated Ray Johnson & A Book About Death at CW Post.

The Ties That Bind opened and welcomes artists to a New Orleans Jazz concert on August 13, 2011.

You can click on the image to read only a part of the article. To read the complete article, click: Visual Meditations on Death.

y así de tantísimo amor nos queremos [159]

y así de tantísimo amor nos queremos...

and like this, with lots of love, we love each other....

Bibiana Padilla Maltos and Devon Endl are the proud parents of a small wonderful person.  Bibiana is one of the ABAD artists who participated in the first NYC exhibition and organized an exhibition in Mexicali.  


Congratulations...

LACMA & ABAD [158]

Letter from LACMA (Los Angeles County Museum of Art) confirming receipt of A Book About Death in their permanent collection.

Many thanks to Mara Thompson who organized the exhibition at The Otis College of Art and Design, and the gift to LACMA.

THE TIES THAT BIND : OPENING 31 JULY 2011 [157]

A Book About Death: THE TIES THAT BIND

Curated by LuAnn Palazzo

Artists' Reception: 

Saturday, 13 August 2011, 7pm–10pm

Exhibition: 31 July–2 September 2011

The Second Avenue Firehouse Gallery is open Saturdays from 12-4 PM.

GALLERY WEBSITE: http://www.secondavenuefirehouse.com/gallery.html 

Directions: The Second Ave. Firehouse is located in Bay Shore at the corner of Mechanicsville & Second Avenue Southern Pkwy to exit 42S (Fifth Avenue South), left on Union Blvd.,right on Second Avenue, proceed to the corner of Mechanicsville & Second Avenue. Firehouse is on the left.

For more information, please see The Ties That Bind website:

http://abad-23.blogspot.com/ 

Susan Shulman On CUTV [156]

Artist Susan Shulman on Montreal's CUTV talking about her work and the role A Book About Death played in her life and current projects.

See Susan Shulman's work here: http://www.susanshulman.com/