Brian O’Connell: Exhibitions and Teaching Brian O’Connell: Teaching, Exhibitions, and Other Work
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These pages compile research, experimentation, and process documentation. Archive pages can be accessed in two ways: chronologically and “elementally.” The elemental organization is idiosyncratic and allows for connections to be made across areas of interest. It continues the admittedly futile project begun in 2012 with Ways and Means (wayandmeans.info). Additional written material—reports, interviews, and proposals—can […]
My work as an artist, designer, and publisher consists of two interrelated parts. Until 2016, my practice concentrated on sculpture, photography, and installations exhibited in galleries and public institutions; this included my participation in the Hammer Museum’s 2014 Made in L.A. and MoMA PS1’s 2010 Greater New York. In 2016, Deirdre O’Dwyer and I co-founded […]
A reproduction and expansion of the content originally published as waysandmeans.us in 2012
This page is more or less a blog—a dumping ground for images, texts, references and musings about current work in and out of the studio. I try to organize these things yearly by gathering and sorting them in the Research category viewable by year from the menu above.
These pages present exhibitions and projects in their final forms. For more detail about the processes and research on which these projects are based, please refer to the Research section of this site. 2010 – 2020 Before 2010
Stay Tuned…This site is being updated (remade from the ground up) In the meantime please checkout: rakishlight.com howtoucla.info waysandmeans.us
Brian O’Connell 518 Crane BlvdLos Angeles CA 90065 telephone: 917.553.4227 email: Brian(at)boconnell.org Other sites and projects: rakishlight.com howtoucla.info waysandmeans.us Use contacts above or fill out below to contact me:
These pages compile research, experimentation, and process documentation organized chronologically. To see the same research categorized by areas of interest see: Research—Elemental. For exhibitions and completed work please refer to the Projects section of this site.
The elemental organization is idiosyncratic and allows for connections to be made across areas of interest. It continues the admittedly futile project begun in 2012 with Ways and Means (wayandmeans.info). To see the same research categorized chronologially see: Research—Chronological. For exhibitions and completed work please refer to the Projects section of this site. *featured image […]