JIMMY KUEHNLE

Jeanne Claire van Ryzin of the Austin American-Statesman interviewed me about the Austin stop of my Texas inflatable suit tour. As the article title states, the inflatable suit man is returning to Austin. Tomorrow I take You Wear What I Wear to the corner of Cesar Chavez Street and Congress Avenue and the charge into [...]

FOX 29 sent a reporter and cameraman out to the Main Plaza to cover the San Antonio performance. Anchors Michael Valdez and Mileka Lincoln introduce the work by asking the audience how many times something bright and colorful runs into them. At the end the weather man makes a joke about someone giving the excuse [...]

I am kicking off a Texas inflatable performance tour with a performance of You Wear What I Wear in San Antonio, Texas on February 26, 2010 at 12:00 p.m. The performance in San Antonio will begin in the main plaza downtown and will take an organic trip through the surrounding city. Other cities on the [...]

Steven Rosen of the CityBeat in Cincinnati interviewed me about the upcoming performance there on Friday. I spoke with him on the phone the day after my performance in Chicago. Click on the image to see the full article or follow this link: http://www.citybeat.com/cincinnati/article-19514-adjusted-for-inflation.html

I spoke with Jason Carr of the FOX 2 Detroit Morning show at the FOX 2 studios. The interview went fine except for the fact that large inflatable suits do not fit well inside television studios. The suits banged into the lighting rigs a bit, but no damage was done. Getting the suits out and [...]

Emily Weerts of the Austinist online magazine interviewed me about the upcoming Art Outside event that begins Friday at Apache Pass. Link to the full interview: http://austinist.com/2009/10/08/interview_jimmy_kuehnles_inflatable.php

Glasstire.com, an online journal of Texas visual art, put out an open call for art videos a couple of months ago. Glasstire plans to have a series of videos produced documenting art openings, exhibits, artists and the general Texas art scene. A little over a month ago, Angela Guerra of Prime Eights Design, contacted me [...]