Tim Campbell

News

2010-09-01T16:18:01Z

Group Exhibition:
Tompkins Projects
Brooklyn, NY
Opening September 10

News

2010-08-30T02:20:07Z

My work (image above) was included in the Avant Writing Symposim
at SKYLAB in Columbus, Ohio.
Curated and organized by John M. Bennett

Documentation can be found h e r e
Works in the show to be added to the Ohio State University Avant-Writing Collection

2010-08-20T18:21:34Z

"The foundation of one's thought is the thought of another; thought is like a brick cemented into a wall. It is a simulacrum of thought if, in his looking back on himself, the being who thinks sees a free brick and not the price this semblance of freedom costs him: he doesn't see the waste ground and the heaps of detritus to which a sensitive vanity consigns him with his brick."

-Georges Bataille

TONERWORKS

2010-05-13T14:17:05Z

TONERWORKS by Reed Altemus

b sides

2010-04-29T18:33:38Z

Workshop photo of a recently finished painting (this version got discarded):

Recent studio photo:

Discarded projects from Paris 2009:

SON MY WEREWOLF SON

2010-04-20T03:41:08Z

By Justin Sider

Blood is black in moonlight

where it slicks the fur

& impossible to remove

from your nails. Clothing

will never come completely clean

& must be replaced.

In a broad field any movement

may catch your eye,

the wind's rustle, a startled bird.

(Rehearse each disturbance:

nothing matches.) Forget

the reckless careers of men,

their prodigious boredom.

Women scream because they have

been practicing, because

they have seen you

before, in their husbands' eyes.

An animal's fear smells

the same as that of humans,

though the heart beats faster.

Avoid still water

& peering into windows.

Never retrace your steps.

Renounce old haunts, homes of lovers.

Leave no trail for any hunter

except yourself. Hunger

down the scent of blood

to its conclusion. Scour

the bleeding world

for any traces of yourself

& it will empty

before you, retreating

into its own hollows,

& in that silence you will be alone.

Howl in wind-lashed parking lots

between the abandoned cars.

Remember there is blood

in everything, even the moon,

even when it seems

the only pale, pure, unbleeding thing.

Track

2010-04-13T00:08:26Z

Residency News

2010-04-09T16:05:53Z

2010 Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture

DJYRE

2010-04-07T18:47:12Z

DJYRE: http://soundcloud.com/djyre

Exhibition News

2010-04-04T16:12:39Z

One of the 'Arcade' series silkscreens will be featured in School 33's annual auction later this month in Baltimore.

The exhibition runs from 4/19 through 4/24; will be held at Silo Point.

Look up more on School 33 here.

Statement on the Sinny Group

2010-03-29T01:27:46Z

The "Sinny" series of paintings are the most recent works to come out of my studio. While these paintings are still grounded in typography (the composition is generated by using text), they represent a dramatic shift in focus within my work. The compositions have been radically simplified and any direct textual references (such as Blake, Wittgenstein, the bible, etc) have been eliminated, so as to present a sheer blank space of undefined measure.
Conflict and inversion are still central ideas, and the paintings touch upon mental states such as forgetfulness and paranoia. Symmetry, frequently associated with balance and calm, here becomes a trap. Contrapposto, a formal device classically related to dynamic gesture and humanism, here becomes discomfort, disease, nausea.

The title of this series is taken from the Anthony Burgess story A Clockwork Orange. In Burgess' book, sinnies are macabre theaters where ultra-violent films are projected to rehabilitate criminal minds. These paintings might represent the theaters themselves, or perhaps are gaps for a violence that is outside the threshold of representation, a violence to which we are blind as it falls on the far edges of language. While the paintings refer to a contemporary violence (not a general abstraction of the idea), they insist upon inadequacy, masking the violence and pointing to its reality elsewhere.

The images exist both digitally and as paintings - the digital images are not studies, but separate works. Works date from '09 and '10, and the project first emerged during a residency in Paris last spring.
-March 2010

Mark Jude

2010-03-23T14:17:03Z

The following works are from the folios of artist Mark Jude. Jude is a prolific artist, philanthropist, philologist, and facsimilist, but little else is known of his background or biography. He was born and raised in the town of Columbus, Montana, and has spent his entire life within county limits. He currently lives and works on his ranch along the Stillwater River, just upstream from the city of his birth, where he breeds and raises hounds.

All works are undated, untitled lithographs.

Mark Jude: Works

2010-03-23T14:05:24Z

All works copyright Mark Jude.

Marshall Allen & the Vertical Dogs

2010-02-27T17:07:04Z

Tonight (2/27) at the Fridge, 9pm.

Featuring Marshall Allen, leader of the Sun Ra Arkestra
w/ Ed Ricart (Matta Gawa- guitar)
Jerry Busher (All Scars, Fugazi- drums)
Ashish Vyas (gogogo airheart, Thievery Corporation- bass)
Tim Harding (Hotel X, New Loft- guitar, reeds)
Jimmy Ghaphery (Hotel X, New Loft- reeds)
Sam Byrd (Hotel X, New Loft- drums)

the return OF

2010-02-25T02:57:53Z

(The Return of) Synapse 4
ed. Olchar E. Lindsann
mOnocle-Lash Anti-Press

"At VERY long last, the next (and practically resurrected) issue of Synapse. Packed with over 200 contributions from nearly 60 people from the Post-Neo/avant garde/Neoist/Fluxus/VisPo/Eternal Networks. Hope it's been worth the wait!

Featuring Blaster Al Ackerman, Reed Altemus, Archibald, Aaron Andrews, Mr. Hugo Ball-Rat, The Bar-Bar Baron, Cathy Mehrl Bennett, John M. Bennett, Tsubasa Berg, Matt Berning, Megan Blafas, Tomislav V. Butkovic, Tim Campbell, Bradley Chriss, Robert Chrysler, Ralph Eaton, David Beris Edwards, Karen Eliot, Imogene Engine, E.A. Eralande, Kathy Ernst, Illsa Frankenstein, Warren Fry, Peter Ganick, Germseed, Mark Greenwood, bela b Grimm, Haddock, dadaDavid Hartke, Scott Helmes, Aaron Howard, Geof Huth, Oriana James-Joyce Potato Salad, The Oromancer, Jessy Kendall, Jeoff Knos, Jim Leftwich, Angee Lennard, Edward Lense, Olchar E. Lindsann, Scott MacLeod, J.S. Murnet, Shiela E. Murphy, J.D. Nelson, Chadwick Niral-Nelson, Jürgen Olbrich, Amy Oliver, Michael Peters, Lena Samol, Kyle Sanchiz, Mete Sarabi, Hannah Silva, T.P. Slinty, SPART Action, Thomas L. Taylor, Thompson, Andrew Topel, Vector, and Eleanor Francis Waterfowl."