By Bridget Bailey Mild Climate Gallery, Nashville, Tennessee August 4 to September 30, 2018 Dance shows in ...
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Regional Update: Oklahoma City and Tulsa
by Jessica Borusky In Tulsa and Okla...
2019.01.24, Thursday
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What Can Never Be
By Raph Cornford You are not the institution you represent/attend/promote. You never will be. At best you have compromised with a failing system to do what good you can in chaotic and awful times…
Interview: William Downs
by Karley Sullivan You set up your materials at the easel or on the drawing horse. Open to a blank page. Flip past drawings, noting what you felt worked or didn’t, engaged with your own mark-making, perhaps chiding yourself for not ...
Inheritance: A Lineage of Black Art Exhibition Review
By Mary Phan (Web Article) On January 11, The Collective, a Memphis-based group of black creatives, hosted their inaugural exhibition, Inheritance: A Lineage of Black Art, at their new exhibition space, The CMPLX. Curated by ...
Dependencia y Revolución
By Maria McDowell My mother had just turned 15 when she left her family in Leon, Nicaragua, and boarded a Chicago-bound plane for the United States of America. It was a frigid, winter day in 1965 when Sandra Perez landed at ...
Love Letters I Write to My Self as Tiny Plastic Toy
by Liz Scofield To You, again, the Love That Kills Me, Heals Me, Loves Me Tender, Loves Me Brutal: The words We use together: trauma, healing, body, living, Becoming, transformation, needs, agency, object, boundary, love, breath, ...
Interview: Dana Haugaard
By Aileen Farshi Dana Haugaard is an Atlanta-based artist whose practice focuses on sound and sensation. Dana received his graduate co-degree of Art History and Visual Art from Emory University and then moved on to earn his MFA in ...
How to Make Bread
By Rose Harding Making bread is an homage to the infinite. It seems strange to give the humble loaf of bread such reverence, but it does not go misplaced. Does not the extraordinary live within the everyday? The crumb of bread is ...
WE, LXXX YOU
by Mike Stasny “How we get nervous when dollar stores go out of business.” – DJ DAD BOD LXXX YOU is a rotating group of artists and friends founded by Mike “Extremely Michael” Stasny and George “DJ Dad ...
The Catch: Adjunct Struggles in Arts Education
by Jessica Denzer, Laura Denzer and Jessi Hamilton A catch-22 is a dilemma of choices that are mutually dependent and conflicting, allowing for no solution or escape from the problem. The title of Joseph Heller’s 1961 novel, ...
Editorial
By Laura Denzer Humans live within and through structures of dependency. From atoms to biospheres, animals to industries, dependent relationships experience continuity and undergo change. Dependency on parents or other primary caretakers ...