Larry and Debby Kline artists and provocatuers – installation, performances, and other works
Curatorial
Textile artist weaves stories of Jewish culture in exhibit – La Jolla Light, October 2006
LA JOLLA LIGHT Textile artist weaves stories of Jewish culture in exhibit History, feminism, identity, desire and ethnicity are recurring themes in “Shmata Nouveau: Textiles Through the Wringer,” an exhibition currently on display at La Jolla’s Gottelf art gallery. The show consists of textile art from contemporary artists Carol Hamoy, Debra Olin and Miriam Schaer. [...]
“Best Bet” in San Diego Union Tribune, Jan 28, 2005
“BEST BET“ by Robert L. Pincus San Diego Union Tribune, January 28, 2005 BEST BET FEMINIST ART: Debby Kline, a prolific artist from Escondido who teams with her husband to do socially engaged work, has assembled an exhibition devoted to some of the artists central to the rise of feminist art in the 1970′s: Judy [...]
“Assembly Lines” in San Diego Union Tribune, Feb. 5, 2004
“Assembly Lines“ by Robert L. Pincus San Diego Union Tribune, February 5, 2004 Assemblage, the art of making sculpture from varied materials, is nearly a century old now. 1912 was its landmark year when Picasso fashioned a guitar from sheet metal and wire. Duchamp wasn’t far behind, taking the notion in a different [...]
“New Exhibit Feted at Oceanside Museum of Art Preview” – North County Times, February 1, 2004
“New Exhibit Feted at Oceanside Museum of Art Preview” North County Times February 1, 2004
“Generation to Generation: Contemporary Assemblage” – North County Times, January 22, 2004
“Generation to Generation: Contemporary Assemblage“ by Patricia Morris Buckley North County Times, January 22, 2004 The metaphors are thick in the art show “Generation to Generation: Contemporary Assemblage” at the Oceanside Museum of Art. The title has many layered meanings. The first meaning has to do with the art technique involved. Assemblage is a term [...]
Searching for Peace at COVA GALLERY AT ACI and Southwestern College, curated by Debby and Larry Kline, Feb. 2004
SEARCHING FOR PEACE THE WORKS OF THOMAS ANTEL AND BOBBY NEEL ADAMS The photographs in this exhibition were taken in Cambodia, Thailand, Vietnam and Mozambique by Thomas Antel and Bobby Neel Adams, long-time friends whose travels have produced compelling photographs of individuals affected by the physical and economic devastation of war. Humanity’s capacity for violence [...]