Tag: Art

It might be a little quiet over here this week. I’ve started a few projects that need to be finished so that they get the h*** out of my kitchen, plus a writing deadline tomorrow for a piece coming out around Earth Day. I’m not in over my head by any means; on the contrary, … Continue reading “Little Break”

I have shared a few of my father’s photographs in the past, but I wanted to give a broader picture of the art I grew up with. It is through this blog that many people (my father’s friends, colleagues, and fellow artists) have found me through searching for his work. It only makes sense that … Continue reading “Jack D. Teemer, Jr. Photographs: Children At Play”

Andrew recently turned my attention to photographer Brooke Shaden‘s work and I immediately fell in love. There’s an otherworldly quality to her art, which is ethereal and full of joy and movement. Brooke works to capture fantastic realities within her photographic frame. By using painterly techniques as well as the square format, traditional photographic properties … Continue reading “Art I Love: Brooke Shaden”

Jack D. Teemer, Jr. — Photographs from the American Rust Belt February 27th — March 31st, 2016 I just wanted to share an upcoming show of my late father’s work at Joseph Bellows Gallery in La Jolla, CA. I’m so touched that his work is still being enjoyed by others even after all these years, … Continue reading “Photographs from the American Rust Belt”

I keep coming back to photographer Ed Freeman’s work — in particular, his underwater images. Freeman is considered a highly controversial artist for his open use of Photoshop in his art: I’m not particularly concerned with reporting on the world the way it is. There are lots of people out there who are doing that … Continue reading “Art I Love: Ed Freeman”