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A terrified Steve Locke chats with the amazing and patient Evan Garza

A terrified Steve Locke chats with the amazing and patient Evan Garza

Because some people really know how to have a good time....

October 21, 2013 in criticism, Exhibitions, Steve!

For those of you who missed the conversation that I had with the divine Evan Garza of FIAR at ICA/Boston about my work, the museum has created a new web cast of the lecture.  The Artist's Voicewill be a regular feature of the ICA.  See below:

THE ARTIST'S VOICE: STEVE LOCKE WITH EVAN GARZA Thursday, September 19, 2013 Launched in September 2013, The Artist's Voice is a free lecture series featuring some of the most important contemporary artists working today, including Amy Sillman, William Kentridge, Jim Hodges, Steve Locke and Mary Reid Kelley. This lecture series, which aligns with the ICA’s exhibition program, gives visitors direct access to these visionary artists as they discuss their work, influences and inspirations, offering a deeply meaningful engagement with the art of our time. On September 19, 2013, artist Steve Locke sat down with Evan Garza—curator, writer, and co-founder of Fire Island Artist Residency (FIAR)—for an engaging conversation about objects, paintings, and the male figure in art.

Click here to go to the ICA's site and view the full artist talk. 

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