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Wednesday, January 9, 2008

Creative Capital Winners: SuttonBeresCuller, Trimpin, David Russo

posted by on January 9 at 9:00 AM

Since 1999, Creative Capital has funded three major projects by Seattle artists: Zhi Lin’s history painting series “Five Capital Executions in China,” Deborah F. Lawrence’s cycle of collages titled “Utopia,” and Lead Pencil Studio’s temporary land installation “Maryhill Double.”

Now there will be two more: SuttonBeresCuller’s “Sun Hill Mini-Mart City Park,” and Trimpin’s “Gurs Zyklus.”

Creative Capital, the New York foundation that has been supporting artists with up to $50,000 for each project since 1999, last night announced this year’s winners in visual arts and film/video. The other visual arts recipients include Sanford biggers, Joseph Grigely, Kalup Linzy, Naeem Mohaiemen, Otabenga Jones & Associates, Eve Sussman, and Mario Ybarra, Jr. In film and video, Seattle’s David Russo, a Stranger Genius (like SuttonBeresCuller and Lead Pencil Studio) is a winner.

More on “Sun Hill Mini-Mart City Park” and “Gurs Zyklus” in next week’s In Art News …

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Didn't Trimpin do that extra-cool sound installation piece at the Henry, a couple years back? That installation delighted me so much that I took my little sister, then about... maybe nine or ten, to see it too. It was her first visit to the Henry ever, and and now she thinks "art is really cool" -- so I'm in Trimpin's debt.

Posted by Katelyn | January 9, 2008 10:26 AM
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I know she's outside of the visual art world but choreographer Amy O'Neal won a CC award two years ago.

Posted by Lane | January 9, 2008 12:28 PM
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Trimpin is god.

Posted by Paulus | January 9, 2008 1:03 PM
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Has anyone seen Ben Beres' wife? She is HOT!!!

Posted by Randy | January 17, 2008 12:57 AM

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