
From Dust to Light: On Photography’s Material Traces
On the occasion of the opening of a Handful of Dust, at the Polygon Gallery in North Vancouver, visiting curator David Campany shared an…
Read MoreOn the occasion of the opening of a Handful of Dust, at the Polygon Gallery in North Vancouver, visiting curator David Campany shared an…
Read MoreFew people have seen the work of 20th-century Indigenous artist Mary Sully. Despite her belonging to a prominent Indigenous family (one of her drawings…
Read MoreThe term “applied art” can only read as a misnomer in 2019, when the line between strictly functional and purely aesthetic art practices has…
Read MoreIn continuing our season-long exploration of the question “What makes great art?” co-hosts Lauren Wetmore and Sky Goodden speak to essential voices about what…
Read MoreWe were reprimanded before the meeting even began. The guard, a tough looking woman employed at the Lisbon Tropical Botanical Garden, told us that…
Read MoreTo reconstitute memory that has been violently suppressed, we often turn toward the monumental, hoping to fill a discursive void with a profusion of…
Read MoreTitus Kaphar came into the limelight soon after Time magazine commissioned him in 2014 to make a painting for one of its “Person of the Year”…
Read MoreIn the course of my grieving, I lost my capacity to represent my grief to others. There were no useful tools to properly describe…
Read MoreArchitect Paul Williams used to sketch out plans, virtuosically, upside down. He became famous for this skill – most writing about him mentions it….
Read MoreEvery year, more cities mount biennials. Over a century of variations on a similar theme, and the purpose of this recurring model remains unclear…
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