Artists Interview Artists: Jennie RosenbaumJennie Rosenbaum, an artist from Melbourne, Australia, participates in the Artists Interview Artists Project. Below Jennie responds to another artist’s five questions (Jesus de la Rosa from McAllen, TX). In order to participate, Jennie had to provide me with five questions for some other artist to answer.
I have taken some time this week to really sit down and think about what I want to achieve this year. Last year was pivotal for re-discovering my self, for branching out in my work and for making an excellent start on my career. This year I wish to make solid goals and strive to attain them.
Well, this new year is already shaping up very well.
I am still recovering from a most rocking New Years bash. I’m still sore because I danced but I had a great time! Thanks to everyone who came, especially the people I haven’t met before.Phew!
If there is one thing the British tabloids love, it is sordid little stories of nudity and sex.
Thankyou all so much for your support, I really appreciate all the emails and comments. I cant believe it was all a week ago!
Truth, by JenniePlease excuse the lack of posting over the next few days.
“The Ever-Changing Naked Picture Project” — his title for the 30-some photographs generated so far, as people of all ages and sizes disrobe for his camera — began in January. The entire series went on display at Gallery 825 on Oct. 20 and will continue through Nov…. Until a few days before the show’s closing, Naked will accept requests from anyone willing to become his next nude model in exchange for a copy of the previous photo.
NEWARK, N.J. – FBI agents in New Jersey have recovered a 1778 painting by famed Spanish artist Francisco de Goya that was stolen as it was being taken to an exhibition earlier this month, the agency announced Monday.FBI recovers stolen Goya painting – THE ARTS – MSNBC.com:The stolen Goya has been returned.
The High Plains Arts Council board of directors, which oversees installation and maintenance of pieces in Benson Park Sculpture Garden, accepted “Triangle.”There were a few conditions for the move. “Triangle” will be viewable only from paths and walkways in the park. It cannot be seen from streets and a church surrounding the garden.
Jennie's Palette 