Jon Horvath: As of Late: 2010

12.26.2010

12.21.2010

12.13.2010

12.11.2010

12.05.2010

11.21.2010

Abstract Food Ritual #2: Through the Teeth (Alphabetical)

11.20.2010

EYECANDY: The Print Center Annual Auction

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From now until December 4th, you can bid on a 16 x 20 print of Morro Bay, CA at the official Eyecandy website. And if you happen to be in the Philadelphia area on the 4th, you can attend the auction in person! All proceeds support The Print Center.

11.10.2010

Abstract Food Rituals #2 & #3

This Friday night (Nov. 12, 7-9pm) I will have two pieces exhibited in Carousel: The Fourth Annual Milwaukee Invitational Slideshow, at Woodland Pattern Bookstore in Milwaukee, WI. The first will be Abstract Food Ritual #2: Through the Teeth (Alphabetical), (above left) wherein I squeeze 26 different foods through the gaps in my teeth. Additionally, I will be exhibiting Abstract Food Ritual #3: Dips, (above right: Raspberry Jam) which will incorporate a projection through 35mm slides dipped in a variety of food substances.

Other exhibiting artists include Emily Litgens, Stephanie Hutin & Florencio Zavala, Patrick Wodsinski, Ken Wood, Annushka Peck & Julia Swanson, Renato Umali, and Matthew Rethaber. Should be fun!

10.26.2010

Monterey, CA

10.12.2010

Laremy, Pewaukee, WI

10.04.2010

Studio 731 Interviews

A special thanks to Frank Juarez of EffjayProjekts for providing documentation and artist interviews for the Studio 731 show. You can hear me speak about my piece Abstract Food Ritual #1: Oreo Wars towards the end of this video.

10.02.2010

Abstract Food Ritual #1: Oreo Wars

Installed at Studio 731 for the Riverwest Artwalk in Milwaukee, Oct 2-3, 2010.

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9.22.2010

Morro Bay, CA

9.15.2010

Big Sur, CA

9.12.2010

Julio, Oconomowoc, WI

9.07.2010

San Luis Obispo, CA

9.03.2010

Monterey, CA

8.29.2010

San Francisco, CA

8.28.2010

A Flock of Seagulls, Santa Cruz, CA

8.25.2010

Morro Bay, CA

7.18.2010

New Orleans, LA

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5.25.2010

Popeyed With Awe (from the series "Passages")

In the series Passages, I utilize excerpts from Jack Kerouac's On the Road as source material for a number of orchestrated drives on Wisconsin's alphabetical county trunk highway system. Using GPS technology to track each drive, newly generated line drawings emerge as evidence of Kerouac’s text being written in the landscape.