Intersection

Art can seem very separate from our daily lives today, and,as our society careens its way through change and conflict, it may seemincreasingly irrelevant. Art advocate Kevin Wallace, director of the Beatrice Wood Centerfor the Arts, provides reminders of how andwhy we thrive when we connect art and life, including first-person insights from 150+contemporary artists like Binh Pho, Kay Sekimachi, Avital Sheffer, Lino Tagliapietra, Jan Hopkins, Beatrice Wood, and dozens more. Throughout history, art was naturally intertwined with people’sdaily lives: a bowl for water, a carving to record a war, objects to capture religion and identity. This handbook juxtaposes our past with “big ideas” relating to contemporary art, helping to demystify them so that we can repair the connection, and turn our lives into art.[AuthorName]Kevin Wallace[/AuthorName][AuthorBio]Kevin Wallace is director of the Beatrice Wood Centerfor the Arts in Ojai, California. He writes books and articles, and guestcurates exhibitions for museums and art centers. His life and work areintertwined.[/AuthorBio][NumIllustration]281 color images[/NumIllustration][CoAuthor][/CoAuthor][SubTitle]Art & Life[/SubTitle][ColorPattern]281 color images[/ColorPattern]