Reading Room at little berlin
Reading Room, at little berlin, explores some of the ways in which contemporary visual artists, poets, writers, and scholars practice in the rich seam between art and writing. Focusing on works with particular sensual, personal, or material immediacy, the exhibition
Don McCullin: Shaped By War And More
Interview with Don McCullin Read the illustrated PDF Internationally renowned photojournalist Don McCullin recently gave a talk at the Imperial War Museum, London, where an exhibition surveying his life’s work – Shaped by War – is now on display. In
Concept plus object: Agnes Martin, laughter & psychoanalysis
Marika Rose and I ask why people laughed at Agnes Martin’s drawings in the 1960s, using psychoanalytic theory as a framework for discussion. For the month of July, 2012, I’m collaborating with Marika Rose on Concept Plus Object an online
BLOWING ON A HAIRY SHOULDER / GRIEF HUNTERS | Philadelphia
Institute of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia, September 7–December 4, 2011 Date: January, 2012 | Publisher: Art Papers Israeli artist, theorist, and curator Doron Rabina used his latest curatorial project, Blowing on a Hairy Shoulder / Grief Hunters, to revisit the strained
Duett: Matt Giel & Alanna Lawley
Two artists reach “across the pond” to produce three dimensional, photographic and mixed media work in response to each other’s practice and to Grizzly Grizzly’s space. Facilitated by art writer Becky Hunter, “Duett” presents the results of a sporadic, six-month
Art Writing Performance Series
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From the archive: Agnes Martin reconsidered
I led a roundtable discussion on Agnes Martin on Sunday, 6 November, 2011 at Excursus, ICA Philadelphia.