Perception in the Digital Age
Very Analog Experience of this Digital Intimacy By Liz Scofield Cloud puff thunder heart fire water flow electricity oceans puddles connect heartbeat […]
Features
Notes on Neo-regionalism and Mark Holmes
“The flatness, event-less-ness, and openness of the surrounding landscape opens a space to go deep.” MH I’m drawn to art that advocates for the […]
A Painter’s Refusal
In Melville’s short story “Bartleby the Scrivener: A Story of Wall Street” Bartleby, a young, introverted young man, is hired by an attorney to copy […]
A Letter from Dolph Smith
A plea to fund the National Endowment for the Arts and National Endowment of the Humanities being excerpts from a letter Dolph Smith (artist and […]
For the Wolfes, a Landscape of Family Memory
By Sherry Lucas Periwinkles peek shyly from the green ground cover in early spring. Around back, unruly azaleas start to lose their fuchsia fire as […]
Mural Spotting in North Texas
By Nicole Foran During our bi-annual family visit to the DFW area to show off our recent weight gains and my son’s increasing vocabulary […]
Interview With Delita Martin
By Jesse Butcher Delita Martin is an artist currently based in Huffman, Texas. She received a BFA in drawing from Texas Southern University and […]
Art is Long and Time is Short: At the Intersection of Art and Community
No.88 By Jared Butler To lift a weight so heavy, Would take your courage, Sisyphus! Although one’s heart is in the work, Art is long […]
Living in an Imagined Future: Queering the Southern Artistic Narrative, A Call to Arms
No.88 By Liz Clayton Scofield The Southern queer narrative is often one of migration. Get out when you can. Go to California, New York, Portland. […]
Michi Meko: Navigating Contemporary Art
No.88 By Sara Lee Burd Atlanta-based artist Michi Meko remembers the fear he experienced when he learned that being black meant following certain rules to […]