©jon horvath
9.21.2011
9.07.2011
9.04.2011
9.02.2011
8.22.2011
8.21.2011
7.17.2011
7.14.2011
Collect.Give
©jon horvath
I'm happy to announce the launch of an edition on Collect.Give. The image is from my series Wide Eyed and is available as an 8" x 10" print for $40 (edition of 25). I am pledging 100% of the proceeds to a Milwaukee based charitable organization, Artists Working in Education (A.W.E.). Please consider taking a trip over to Collect.Give and picking up a print to support this great organization. And don't stop there! There are many great images available supporting worthy causes. Maybe pick up 2 or 3 while you're at it!
Read more about A.W.E.'s mission here.
6.27.2011
6.10.2011
5.28.2011
5.26.2011
5.14.2011
5.01.2011
Magenta: Flash Forward 2011
©jon horvath- Steven Alvarez
- Morgan Ashcom
- Matthew Austin
- George Awde
- Magda Biernat
- Christopher Capozziello
- Brad DeCecco
- Matt Eich
- Misha Friedman
- Matthew Gamber
- Julia Gillard
- Jason Hanasik
- Julie Hau
- Jon Horvath
- Ina Jang
- Greg Krauss
- Yijun Liao
- Elizabeth Libert
- Sara Macel
- Dhruv Malhotra
- Rachel Bee Porter
- Hannah Price
- Benjamin Rasmussen
- Justin James Reed
- Jeff Rich
- Nadia Sablin
- Tara Sellios
- Viktoria Sorochinski
- Sarah Sudhoff
- Brad Vest
More details to follow...
A Little Pub
I'm excited to have had my work included in two recent publications. My Passages series is well represented in the Fall/Winter issue of the literary journal, Cream City Review. Also included in the issue is artwork from Leah Schreiber, Gregory Martens, Melanie Pankau and The Skrauss, as well as numerous pieces of fiction, non-fiction and poetry.
Holyboy Road, 2010
Holyboy Road, 2010Additionally, a few of my images are included on The 22 Magazine blog, paired with a short writing by Henry Gwiazda.
4.10.2011
4.01.2011
3.26.2011
3.25.2011
3.21.2011
3.17.2011
3.14.2011
3.13.2011
3.07.2011
3.01.2011
2.26.2011
2.23.2011
Subterranean in Suburbia
©jon horvath
From now until the end of March, I'll have an image on display in a group exhibition, Suburbia, at The IHC Platform Gallery at The University of California Santa Barbara. The image is part of my Subterranean series, which investigates the relationship between basement spaces and personal histories. The photograph will be exhibited in the gallery until March 28th and then become part of Platform's permanent online archive.
If you happen to be in the area on March 2nd, Professor Colin Gardner will be giving a talk about the exhibition. I won't be there, but if you are, let me know how it went!
2.13.2011
NarrativEventually
© jon horvath and annushka peck
Here are a few screen capture and installation shots from a collaborative video installation, NarrativEventually, I recently completed with Annushka Peck. After much technological tomfoolery, we were able to show the piece for the first time at The Nut Factory in Milwaukee this past weekend. A quick synopsis: Annushka and I filmed ourselves engaged in a Duel of Futility (as we like to refer to it). While standing at a train stop in Antioch, Illinois, we competed in a version of the alphabet game, which we have since been informed was done "barrel of monkeys" style. For every word each of us offered, the other had to respond with a word that began with the last letter of the previous...follow? And we allowed ourselves to draw from any word in the English language. We like to think that, in theory, this is a duel that could not be won, and must continue on perpetually.
For the installation, we wanted to accomplish a space of multiple loops, creating the sensation that we were in an inescapable visual cycle that could also continue on perpetually. To do so, we set up two television monitors with our individual video feeds being displayed into the webcam feed on a pair of laptops. Those feeds were then projected onto opposing walls in the gallery space, recreating the visual of our alphabetical duel. The webcams also picked up the projections, as well as the movements of viewers in the space, creating a rather disorientating effect. Sound convoluted??? Exactly.
2.10.2011
Nut Factory 7
This Saturday night (Feb. 12) Annushka Peck and I will be exhibiting a new collaborative video piece at the Nut Factory in Milwaukee (3720 N. Fratney St). Annushka's studio mate, Leah Schreiber, will also be displaying some new drawings. Come on out!
1.23.2011
1.19.2011
1.10.2011
Flak Photo's WINTER PICTURES
© Phillip ToledanoI was excited to recently be notified by Andy Adams of Flakphoto.com that one of my images will be included in this month's Winter Pictures feature. There is a great lineup of photographers including Noah Kalina, Corey Arnold and Allison Grant. And it is definitely a thrill to be included in a selection with two photographers whose works I have admired for some time, Phillip Toledano and Kevin Miyazaki. The feature runs weekdays through the end of January.
1.02.2011
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