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Category Archives: Richard Sudden
Go On the Road & Off the Grid with artist and adventurer Richard Sudden
Whitespace is pleased to announce and support On the Road / Off the Grid, a new project documenting the adventures of gallery artist and filmmaker Richard Sudden. Directed by Jason Vise and produced by Thirst Media, the documentary program series … Continue reading
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Summer FALLS ‘beautiful things grow out of shit… ‘‘things evolve out of nothing,’and ‘everything disappears.’ Thank you all for coming! Memorable evening at the summer’s end
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SUMMER FALLS
AUGUST 19 – 29, 2009opening WEDNESDAY AUGUST 19 | 7 – 10 PM Whitespace is pleased to present, SUMMER FALLS, a two week only intermission in between regularly scheduled exhibitions featuring new work as well as collaborative multi-media works by … Continue reading
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Richard Sudden reviewed in Sculpture Magazine
Richard Sudden’s exhibit “For The Water’s of Lethe” is reviewed in the April 2009 issue of Sculpture Magazine by Dorothy Joiner. Pardon us for this belated post! Please click on the image to enlarge!
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For the Waters of Lethe
For the Waters of Lethea multi-media installation by Richard SuddenMay 16- June 21, 2008 Using mythological references of Lethe (pronounced Lee-Thee), one of the five rivers of the Greek Underworld, he navigates through the questions of Memory, Identity, Death, and … Continue reading
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