Lauren Palmer reviews Rasheed’s monochromatic artist book
Tag: art writing
We Need Embodied Criticism
Lune Ames discusses the antiracist work of the critic as somatic
Respiratory Failure
Jessica Holmes addresses America’s systemic racism as a form of suffocation amidst the unfolding Covid-19 pandemic
Images in a Pandemic
Students reflect on image culture during quarantine
In Memoriam: Zarina (July 16, 1937-April 25, 2020)
Sumeja Tulic pays tribute to the life and work of the artist Zarina
Fallback Friday: Photography, Caravaggio & The Musicians
Degree Critical returns to Yinka Elujoba’s meditation into the quality of light, Caravaggio, and Roy DeCarava
Fallback Friday: The End of Writing, or Ursula Monkton
Degree Critical revisits Cigdem Asatekin’s meditation on invisible monsters and writer’s block
Pieces Of Burning Coal Rolling On A Painted Surface
Sumeja Tulic pays homage to the late Hungarian artist Omara Mara Oláh
“Legsicon” by Laure Prouvost
Lauren Palmer reviews “LEGSICON” by Laure Prouvost
Suffering From Realness
Sahar Khraibani offers a powerful meditation on the film “HyperNormalisation” from Adam Curtis
Truth to Biases: Shahidul Alam at the Rubin Museum
Sumeja Tulic reviews “Shahidul Alam: Truth to Power” at the Rubin Museum
On Being “Wrong”: An Ode to John Baldessari
Angella d’Avignon writes an ode to John Baldessari and his impact on her art world
