Monday, December 18, 2017, 01:59 PM
I just updated my website to make it more mobile friendly and added new images. In particular the expanded site now includes twenty three images from a new project documenting the Upper Mississippi River valley in the driftless area of Minnesota and Wisconsin. The photos, 360 degree aerial panoramas, have been created using a UAV or drone. The work is being exhibited as 16X80 inch prints. There will be a one person exhibit of the work in the fall of 2018 in Red Wing and another in the fall of 2019 in Minneapolis.
The series will cover the area of bluffs, valleys and coulees untouched by the glaciers that created the flat plains of Minnesota and the West yet carved by the melting waters of those same glaciers. For this project it encompasses roughly from Hastings Minnesota and Prescott Wisconsin to Prairie du Chien WI and the Iowa - Minnesota border. It will be expanded in the future to Dubuque Iowa and the Wisconsin - Illinois border.
Check out the site. It is at: davidhusom.com
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Friday, December 15, 2017, 06:28 PM
Wonderful Adobe video on the 94 year old colorist Carlos Cruz-Diez. I never buy into the notion that anyone is "too old to use a computer." Watching this I am sure you will agree.
Watch Video - Discoveries in Color: The Art of Carlos Cruz-Diez
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Saturday, December 2, 2017, 09:37 AM
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Farm Fields and Flood Plain, Diamond Bluff WI. 3:40 PM Oct 20, 2017. Digital Archival Pigment Print 16X80 - click to see largerTwo new works are in the Anderson Center winter show - Holiday Celebration of the Arts in Red Wing MN. The show opens Saturday December 9th, 11:00 to 5:00 PM. I will be having a one person exhibit of new work at the Anderson in October 2018.
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Queen of the Mississippi at Marina, Red Wing MN. 7:15 AM Oct 15, 2017. Digital Archival Pigment Print 16X80 - click to see largerwww.andersoncenter.org
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Friday, November 10, 2017, 02:48 PM
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165 foot painting by Chinese artist Jizi. Click to see larger. I have had an interest in panoramic images for a long time. I have often seen Chinese scrolls as another form of panos. But this one blew me away. The brush and ink painting wraps around the whole gallery in the current exhibit at the Weisman Museum. In addition there is a room full of massive paintings. To top it off there is a wonderful video of the late Jizi talking about his work and the struggles Chinese artists faced during the Cultural Revolution. As Jizi himself says "it is no longer enough to paint the mountain. You must now paint the universe."
Up through the end of the year. I will be making multiple trips back. Here is more on the show:
jizi-journey-of-the-spirit
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Friday, September 15, 2017, 11:23 PM
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In a recent press release the Joslyn Art Museum in Omaha announced the acquisition of photographs from the collection of Bruce Berman and Lea Russo. Berman, a Hollywood producer and a longtime collector of my work gifted a number of my photographs to the museum. The 2003 photograph of the Wanimingo Town Hall was featured in the release.
Here is a link to the story.
Joslyn Art Museum Announces Major Gift of 20th Century Photographs
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