This is a heartwarming holiday tale, and I got to do a little in-the-news recap about it, while also coining the term “poltergeisting” – which I predict will be the hottest 2018 dating trend. Read and enjoy! Thanks to Megan M. for the hot tip! Nightmare Date Ends With Badly […]
Hey, this little capsule review I wrote for Art Basel Magazine’s Miami Beach issue just turned up on my doorstep! Neat!
Whether you plan to wind down 2017 with family time, nonstop shopping, solitude, drunken revelry, religious contemplation, or eating 10,000 calories a day, one thing is true: it’s good to take some time to veg out. Here are some highlights from this year in art-related film and television, to help […]
What, you may ask, do artists really do for society? In the case of artist Bridget Quinn, and her friend Jula Osten, they thwarted a potential public health crisis: Last month, they discovered and alerted authorities about “off-the-charts” E. coli bacteria counts in two locations discovered along the Red Run Drain in […]
Coming together on the fly, and full of holiday miracles, the first installation of HOUSE PartY, an Art in Woodbridge project curated by yours truly, and featuring fantastic work by: Alex Gilford Nick Pizana Bayard Kurth Tomas Laverty Kinga Osz Kemp Brach Goodman Teresa Petersen Gary Schwartz The […]
Chuffed as always to have some of my selections included in this year’s Top 20 Exhibitions Across the United States at Hyperallergic! I saw some really amazing shows this year, and it’s great to get an opportunity to call out the good work being done in the Midwest. Congrats to […]
Artist: Shannon Morales-Cocina Location: 14 East Cafe Breakfast: SM-C – Cappuccino SRS – Americano, cinnamon mini-scone In these trying political times, the prospect of talking to someone who has a radically different worldview can seem a little wearying, but for my money, there is just nothing like trying to see […]
COLUMBUS, Ohio — When I met cartoonist Laura Park for a walk through her exhibition connected to her three-week residency at the Columbus Museum of Art, she had recently emigrated to France, together with her native French boyfriend. “I did that both because I love him, but also I have some […]
Performer Lauren LoGuidice first became interested in the Yule log phenomenon while she was working from home as a freelancer. “I was home, alone, on my computer for eight hours a day,” she said, in an email interview with Hyperallergic. “I felt so completely isolated. It was winter and the […]
The hardest part about drawing connections between the pieces in Evidence of Things Not Seen—a four-person show featuring works on paper by Richard Lewis, Mario Moore, Sabrina Nelson, and Rashaun Rucker, on display at CCS Center Galleries—is not the lack of bridges between the work, but the abundance thereof. In […]