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Richard Misrach: The Machine in the Garden
All those petrochemical industries were side by side with antebellum homes; it was like a clash between Gone with the Wind and Blade Runner. I found that remarkable. Also I was struck by how terribly polluted the Mississippi river was, and yet it’s a national treasure.
Jonathan Lasker: Visible Thoughts
This feature was originally published in ART PAPERS September/October 2001, Vol. 25, issue 5. A painter of remarkable consistency, Jonathan...
Larping Adulthood: Freeville to Midlands
At my elementary school, we maintained a post office, participated in kids’ voting, and took a lesson in free market...
The 2nd Helsinki Biennial’s Call to Action
Curated by professor Joasia Krysa, the title of the Helsinki Biennial’s second edition, New Directions May Emerge, quoted anthropologist Anna...
The 12th Liverpool Biennial: Actual and Curatorial Displacements
Drawing on the isiZulu word for spirit, breath, air, climate, and wind, the 12th Liverpool Biennial, uMoya: The Sacred Return...
Artists Books from The Atlanta School
In recent decades much attention has been given to a child’s ability to identify basic geometric shapes and the colors....
Interview with Andres Serrano
This interview was originally published in ART PAPERS September/October 1990, Vol. 14, issue 5 The following interview was arranged for...
Interview with Lucinda Bunnen and
Virginia Warren Smith
This interview was originally published in ART PAPERS March/April 1991, Vol. 15, issue 2. Scoring in Heaven: Gravestones and Cemetery...
Interview with Mary Ellen Mark
This interview was originally published in ART PAPERS May/June 1992, Vol. 16, issue 3. Mary Ellen Mark exhibited recent work...
Constructing the Environmental Imaginary
I wasn’t sure what I would find at the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) in College Park, MD, but...