Lucija Furac considers perception and objecthood in James Turrell’s “Shanta II (blue)”
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Fallback Friday: Good Times
Degree Critical remembers Emma Drew’s review of “I hear it everywhere I go” at Franklin Street Works
Working Through: the Drawings of Eva Hesse
Cynthia Cruz considers the drawings of Eva Hesse at Hauser & Wirth
Dispatch from Vietnam: Richard Streitmatter-Tran in conversation with David Willis
Dispatch from Vietnam: Richard Streitmatter-Tran in conversation with David Willis
The Oceanic Drift of Writing: Author Kaitlyn A. Kramer in Conversation with Jessica Holmes
Jessica Holmes interviews author Kaitlyn A. Kramer on her new book, “Very Like a Whale”
Phenomenal Nature: Mrinalini Mukherjee at the Met Breuer
Sahar Khraibani reviews “Phenomenal Nature: Mrinalini Mukherjee” at the Met Breuer
The Geist in William Gedney’s Kentucky Photographs
Cynthia Cruz writes about libidinal energy in the Kentucky photographs of William Gedney
Dispatch from Hong Kong: Wing Po So In Conversation with David Willis
David Willis interviews artist Wing Po So in Hong Kong
Writing-by-Proxy: A Conversation with Lucy Ives
Cigdem Asatekin interviews writer Lucy Ives about her latest book
When the Death Drive Takes Over: the Libidinal in Joy Division and Amy Winehouse
Cynthia Cruz considers the posture of the libidinal and the death drive
Dispatch From Vietnam: Yohei Yama at Vin Gallery, Ho Chi Minh City
Dispatch from Vietnam: David Willis reviews Yohei Yama: Phenomenon / (Time x Space) at Vin Gallery
The 58th Edition of the Venice Biennale allows for delightful ruminations in the wake of urban, cultural, and environmental decay
Terence Trouillot reviews the 58th Venice Biennale, “May You Live In Interesting Times”
