I had the great pleasure to work very closely on this performance piece with Rodney Dickson. When he first sent his list of materials needed it was funny enough to post. From then on our group of conspirators and F*#cked Up Houston characters started coming together. Talking to Rodney I gather that this piece is … Continue reading »
Click the link on this page and the next to go to Rebekah Herzberg’s blog and read about her experience as part of Rodney Dickson’s F#@ked Up Houston on opening night at DiverseWorks Art Space. Rebekah Herzberg: Lonestar Art Explosion
Rodney Dickson 181 Engert Avenue, Brooklyn, New York. Email – Rodneydickson1@aol.com SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS – Paintings 2010 Gasser Grunert, New York, U.S.A. 2008 Gasser & Grunert Gallery, New York, U.S.A. 2006 MY Art Prospects, New York, U.S.A. 2005 Art Cocoon, Tokyo, Japan. Mount Berry College Gallery, Mount Berry, U.S.A. 222 E41 Street, New York, U.S.A. … Continue reading »
The Great God Pan Is Dead: What I did at the Lone Star Explosion Biennale: Day 1. by Dean Liscum. Photos by Steve Patlan First, let me be totally honest. I don’t know much about performance art. I attend local performance sporadically and read about/follow the discipline even less frequently. That being said, here’s … Continue reading »
