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Monthly Archives: December 2016

Top 15 USA 2016 @ Hyperallergic

The greatest honor and privilege as an arts writer is being afforded the opportunity to lift up creative talent and the people who work long, hard, and tirelessly to bring new, risky, and important forms of expression to life. A few of my picks made this list, and they are […]

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Solstice Shenanigans with Hygienic Dress League @ Hyperallergic

DETROIT — When the streets are your gallery, your artistic process — successful and otherwise — becomes a public affair. This potentially high-pressure learning curve is a comfortable state of being for husband-and-wife public art duo, Hygienic Dress League, who invited me along for a behind-the-scenes peek at their latest […]

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Leila Abdelrazaq’s “Drawing the Diaspora” at the Arab American National Museum @ CultureSource

For Leila Abdelrazaq, comics are not just an expressive medium, but an instructive one. As is apparent from her solo show, Drawing the Diaspora: Comic Art & Graphic Novels by Leila Abdelrazaq in the Lower Level Gallery at the Arab American National Museum through April 19th, the young Palestinian-American artist […]

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Peace Out, Essay’d

While I’m super proud of the work we’ve done, the Knight Arts grant, and all future pursuits, it seems like an opportune time to state that I have dissolved my relationship with Essay’d and am no longer a part of that project. Creative partnerships can sometimes make rough transitions to […]

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“Unit 1: 3583 Dubois” at MoCA Cleveland @ Hyperallergic

CLEVELAND — Maybe I haven’t yet recovered from binge-watching Stranger Things,  but my immediate reaction as I crossed the threshold into Unit 1: 3583 Dubois, an immersive installation work by Anders Ruhwald at the Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland, was that I’d somehow stumbled into “the upside-down.” Ruhwald, a ceramic […]

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