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Day at The Met by Dylan Fox
\ \ Dylan Fox is a filmmaker and writer based in Brooklyn, originally from East Tennessee.
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Sketchbook #33: Lisa Taliano
I was in Assisi once for a single afternoon and in my memory of it, I am within its walls and floating above the town. I’m surprised by the way Taliano captures that visceral memory. […]
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Sketchbook #32: Jonathan Allen
This is what I wrote about Allen’s work when I saw it in the Brooklyn Artists show in 2024:“I was surprised by how long Popeye held my attention so I looked at Allen’s website. It […]
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Hey! You! I Got Off of My Cloud!
Ariel Hahn, a librarian friend, wrote an essay* about the damage to the climate caused by cloud storage for libraries and archives. She wasn’t giving solutions so much as suggesting it was a problem to […]
What Meets The Eye
What Meets the Eye
Ceija Stojka: To See as a Child
The most painful image in this show is one that Stojka didn’t paint but is clear in my imagination. It is of a ten year old girl who stands in a deathcamp courtyard. I have […]
What Meets the Eye
Gilles Deleuze “On Painting” Session 1 (A Painter’s Response)
“What does ‘speaking about painting’ mean? I believe that it means precisely: forming concepts that are in direct relation with painting and with painting alone.” Things have not been going well in the studio for […]
Der Defätist / The Defeatist
Der Defätist / The Defeatist
shenandoah
A long spread of wild roses a turn signal on the right passenger seat empty just a box kite, formite as well as peep sight et al. gushes of blood, no haemangioma just garble, corruption […]
