Below are select articles, catalogs and reviews that give mention to Undine and her work.
For Undine's complete bibliography see her Curriculum Vitae.
For Undine's complete bibliography see her Curriculum Vitae.
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Kingston Times // August 14, 2014 // pp. 12-13
Exhibition review of Bits and Pieces Stars of August by Lynn Woods "Rather than create imitations of specific animals, [Undine] evolves her own species, whose specifics of shape, tactility, and patterning both intrigue and garner our affection." (Article not yet archived at Kingston Times.) |
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www.examiner.com // December 26, 2013
Exhibition Review of Containment Detroit's 5 most memorable art shows of 2013 by Alonso del Arte "The sleeper hit of art shows in 2013 was Containment: A Life of Hoarding and Hiding at Whitdel Arts…." To read full review click here. |
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Kingston Times // December 12, 2012 // pp. 14-16
Exhibition Review of Cold Comfort, Monstrous Icons of Winter KMOCA's Krampus Exhibit a Smash Hit by Lynn Woods "Brod's freestanding seven-foot-tall stuffed animal, which looked like a cross between a giraffe and a teddy bear, represents a kind of cannibalization…."
To read full review click here. |
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www.examiner.com // April 13, 2013
Exhibition Review of Containment Fox and Brod Tackle Hoarding at Whitdel Arts by Alonso del Arte "[Undine Brod and Clare Fox] acknowledge a difference between hoarding and messiness, and both have grappled with the problems inherent in both holding on to things and getting rid of them." To read full review click here. |
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Exhibition Catalog // 2012
The 19th San Angelo National Ceramic Competition Exhibition juried by Garth Clark and Mark Del Vecchio
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Ceramics Monthly // September 2012 // p. 20
Image reproduction in Exposure section
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Exhibition Catalog // 2011
Women In Art: A Portrait Project Conceived and Organized by Ardine Nelson Women artists had photographic portraits taken of themselves by Ardine Nelson. Then, each artist was given a print of their portrait approximately five feet tall for them to transform into their own work. Que Sera Sera (2011) was the result of this collaboration and can be seen in the portfolio Miscellaneous. |
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The Columbus Dispatch // August 21, 20112 // p. E7
Exhibition Review of Bound by Order and Image Reproduction @ Sean Christopher Gallery Heady Ideas Offer Food for Thought by Melissa Starker "Brod uses everyday objects and a minimalist approach to detail to create works that are familiar enough to be accessible but oblique enough to start viewers thinking." To read the full review click here. |
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The Columbus Dispatch // August 4, 2011 // p. 20
Short-list for the Short North's First Saturday August Gallery Hop Exhibits Show Off New Efforts by Bill Mayr "Though whimsical, [Undine's sculptures] seem intended to raise questions." |
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The Columbus Dispatch // July 31, 2011 // p. E6
Exhibition Review of The Ohio State Fair Fine Arts Exhibition and Image Reproduction Acres of Talent by Christopher Yates "Unexpected material juxtapositions are at the heart of sculptural works by Undine Brod…." To read the full review click here. |
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Exhibition Catalog // 2011
The Ohio State Fair Fine Arts Exhibition, 158th Edition Exhibition juried by Katy M. Reis and Eric Weeks Received Best in Show Honor and Award for:
Bah Bah Black Sheep (2011) |
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The Columbus Dispatch // October 10, 2010 // p. E6
Exhibition Review of The Ohio Art League Annual Fall Juried Exhibition and Image Reproduction Strong Show Relevant, Compelling by Christopher Yates Received the Mary Lou Chess Memorial Award and Top Honor for: Unseen I, II, II (2010) as juried by Christopher Bedford |
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Exhibition Catalog // 2010
The Language of Art Conceived and Curated by the German Village Art League |
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Concept Book // 2009
1000 Ideas for Creative Reuse By Garth Johnson |
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Exhibition Catalog // 2009
The Canvas Project V2: Encyclopedia Conceived and Organized by Art House Co-op |
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Exhibition Catalog // 2009
Southern Tier Biennial Organized by the Cattaraugus Arts Council |
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American Ceramics // Volume 15, Number 2 // p. 70
Exhibition Review by Daphne Merkin "One thinks of Alice in Wonderland, lost in an upside-down universe, where the Queen of Hearts shrieks: Off with her head! There is a nursery excitement to Undine's vision as well as a disturbing sense of vulnerability to unaccountable external forces. Violation awaits in the wings, always acknowledged, but often adroitly undercut." To read full review click here. |