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In March of 2008, during the Bridge Art Fair in New York City, "Art is for the people" a piece created by Ma Han, which was located in our booth, was featured in a New York Times video
which was about the art shows taking place that week. Follow the link below to see the full video on the show. |
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In May of 2008, a billboard exhibition began in San Francisco ran by artist and professor Richard Kamler. This exhibition featured 10 billboards each by an artist from a different country, including Kamler himself. Clinton Fein's work was displayed on one of the billboards in the exhibition. His answer to the question of what peace looks like was answered in a very unique way he said he tried to imagine what peace would look like for someone being tortured, his billboard being a piece from the torture series. "The bleak conclusion I came to, unless you're dead or unconscious you can't really see peace. Our reality precludes that," said Fein. Below you will find a link to the video and article, as well as a link to Clinton's artist page where you can get this link as well as view his other appearances in the news. |
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Harold Pinter's 1984 Award Winning Play, "One For The Road", was put on on October 19th and 20th in Santa Monica, California. The Play's Backdrops featured some of the renound images from Clinton Fein's Torture Series. Below is a link to Clinton's artist page on our site, which contains the full article about his work, as well as having a link to the site itself if you would like to view more information about the play. |
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