….no matter what anyone says. That is the real fascination, after the first moment of wondering what the hell you are looking at; it’s the fact that they are made of glass and paint. […]
Radio Hour is an ongoing experimental project in which Vulcano composes music to various texts whose subjects have included chess, hurricanes, superstitions, road trips and an ongoing exploration into the meaning of time. For the […]
\ \ Dylan Fox is a filmmaker and writer based in Brooklyn, originally from East Tennessee.
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. […]
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 […]
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 a delicious canine philosophy lesson! Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! —CNQ
The best art critics in my view are the ones who are best at description, what Proust called “the articulation of perception.” * A good critic should describe the work so well that the […]
If you read my essays in What Meets the Eye, you will know that I’m always going on about the need for more critical reviews. How will we know whether to trust a critic if […]
The witty and playful sculptor Jude Tallichet thinks her friend Michele deserves more critical attention (and so do I) so she prompted AI: “Write a review of Michele Araujo’s paintings in the style of R.S. […]
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