I’ll let Nietzsche himself introduce these drawings: “To ‘give style’ to one’s character — a great and rare art! It is practiced by those who survey all the strengths and weaknesses that their nature has […]
Descarfino composes a delicate set of musical variations on the theme of a window that transport me to different places (some of which I’ve never been to and some of which seem eerily familiar): Moorish […]
It’s 1903, the very beginning of motion pictures and everything is already there: the violence, the sexploitation and the whole show is run by a couple of clowns—it’s delightful. The film starts with director Su […]
If you grew up in the time of ubiquitous wallpaper, either at home or in the houses of stuffy and stern relatives, you were already a painter in your mind. You could “see” other […]
In October 2018 Basinski played On Time/ Out of Time as a fundraiser for The OutPost*. He presided as an almost motionless High Priest (he says High Priestess) and led the audience into deep space. […]
If you have never seen Peggy and Fred in Hell, Leslie Thornton’s “lifetime project,” as she puts it— at 20 plus episodes and counting—then you have never seen anything like High Heel Beloved which […]
“I’m aware of a push and pull, between a kind of structural logic and more spontaneous gestures. The drawings are all records of decisions at various levels of awareness. My weavings and sculptures share […]
“Flesh is the reason oil paint was invented.” Chaim Soutine I love that quote and maybe charcoal should be added, too. Jacque Rochester’s work is luscious and generous but she’s awfully sparse with her […]
In Lucky Breaks, Yevgenia Belorusets documents Russia’s war on Ukraine (that began in the Donbas region in 2014), in a series of fictional vignettes that are very sad, also very funny and right now, uncomfortably […]
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