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Andrew Dadson
"Andrew Dadson: Over the Sun is the sixteenth installment in the NEXT: A Series of Artist Projects from the Pacific Rim, presented by TD Bank Group." -- back page.
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Cuneiform
Cuneiform; Lynn Valley #10, by Andrew Dadson, is the latest installment in the Lynn Valley series of artist-designed publications. Noted for his photography, landscape interventions, and recent series of luscious, aggressively impastoed abstract paintings, Vancouver-based artist Andrew Dadson has gained a considerable following for a practice that marries conceptualism with expressionism in unique and provocative dialogues. Dadson's Cuneiform (2013 - ongoing) is a compendium of photographs taken on the streets and back alleys of Vancouver and Los Angeles that depict the adhesive substrate of signs missing from the exterior walls of buildings. -Art Metropole website as viewed January 26, 2016. (www.artmetropole.com)
Visible Heavens, 1850-2008
Edited by Kathy Slade.
A Garden of Unplanted Species
"Weeds are ever-present within our natural and urban environments: growing through the cracks in the pavement, accompanying our gardens, and carpeting human-induced dereliction. Humans often, socially and linguistically, refer to them as a nuisance, but what if we instead viewed them as resilient, dynamic contributors to the sustainability of our planet, especially as we endure the increasingly severe environmental crisis? Negating these discriminating modes of visuality, this thesis argues that Vancouver artist Andrew Dadson’s 2019 series of photographs is a countervisuality through strategies of reportage, gentle earth interventions and high-resolution photography. With reference to the ...
How to Write About Contemporary Art
This is the definitive guide to writing engagingly about the art of our time. Invaluable for students, arts professionals and other writers, it brims with practical tips that range across the full spectrum of art-writing including academic essays; press releases and news articles; texts for auction and exhibition catalogues, gallery guides and wall labels; op-ed journalism and exhibition reviews and writing for websites and blogs. Gilda Williams, a London correspondent for Artforum, points to the power of close looking and research, showing how to deploy language effectively; how to develop new ideas; and how to construct compelling texts. Includes a bibliography, advice on the use and misuse of grammar and tips on how to construct your own contemporary art library.
Daily Graphic
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Daily Graphic
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Artisti per Frescobaldi. Castelgiocondo. Andrew Dadson, Erica Mahinay, Gian Maria Tosatti. Ediz. bilingue
Artisti for Frescobaldi is a contemporary art initiative including both a prize and a collection. Founded in 2012 and now in its fifth edition, the prize is addressed to young and emerging international artists and is rooted in the Frescobaldi family?s long-standing commitment to patronage, a tradition stretching back more than seven hundred years. The works by the artists on the shortlist for the prize form the contemporary art collection housed at CastelGiocondo estate, now fifteen works displayed in different spaces, from the wine cellars to the castle, and made using different media and languages, from photography and video to drawing and installation. Inspired by wine culture, one of the hallmarks of the Tuscan landscape and indeed of all Italy, the works are both linked to this tradition and turned towards the future.
