Cameron Rowland’s Property Relations
Cameron Rowland uses the language of conceptual art to critique the art world’s imbrication in histories of slavery, redlining, and policing. In particular, Rowland’s…
Read MoreCameron Rowland uses the language of conceptual art to critique the art world’s imbrication in histories of slavery, redlining, and policing. In particular, Rowland’s…
Read MoreWhat’s the fuss about the new representation? A recent spate of articles and exhibitions have addressed the new representational painting – some generously, others…
Read MoreI was planning to attend the Art Metropole launch of Everything is Relevant: Writings on Art and Life, Ken Lum’s book of his selected…
Read MoreLately I’ve been thinking about how we do “crits” at art school, and how we might do them differently. The crit, or critique, is…
Read MoreCelebrity is truly the public health crisis we deserve. I recently watched a clip of pop star Katy Perry on a Japanese game show,…
Read More1 DO ONE THING AT A TIME The story goes that the Swiss artist duo Peter Fischli & David Weiss found this list…
Read MoreOne of the pleasures of Ed Zelenak’s decades-long practice is its resistance to easy narrative. And yet, as John Bentley Mays wrote in 2015,…
Read MoreSwimming for his life, a man does not see much of the country through which the river winds. – W. E. Gladstone’s diary, 1868…
Read MoreSometimes a cliché is the only way to describe an experience so fundamentally mood-inducing that it illuminates the very reason we do what we…
Read MoreThe relationship between art and protest has never been a stable one. It’s also a relation that perhaps suffers from being posed in the…
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