180- May Tveit /return of Atlas
It has been a few years, but I am resurrecting Atlas to share May Tveit’s exhibition with you. You can see all of the images by…
179 – Sahana Ramakrishnan “A Night In The Woods”, An Atlas Conversation
[This post is co-published by Atlas and Two Coats of Paint] In Sahana Ramakrishnan’s imagery, I find myself absorbed in detail and affected by the many…
178 – Exhibitions & Press / Friends of Atlas
This week a brief list of the wonderful work that friends of Alumni have put into the world recently! Exhibitions in NYC: Jeri Coppola “In Search…
177 – Blues for Appropriation
“Blues for Appropriation: or how I chose to consider but not review a press release by and about a Kara Walker exhibition in a commercial…
176 – Summer Reading Collage Criticism
A body is never just a sum, though identity categories can trick us into thinking this way. Yet the significance of a body is irreducible to…
175 – Young Mountain
Seeing a single work in its intended context, or any context that feels like its home, makes all the difference. It had been years since I…
174 – The Dead Deer
My caution as a driver is directly related to having small children. In the past few years I found myself being more cautious in everything. This…
173 – John Baldessari’s “Painting for Kubler”
John Baldessari’s “Painting for Kubler” in the exhibition John Baldessari: Paintings 1966-1968 at Craig F. Starr Gallery (The large scale text below is part of the…
172 – Chayka’s Kiefer, Marclay and Armleder and Rankine on Schutz
Last week the Paris Review published this piece by Kyle Chayka about his time at The Aldrich Museum. He was a guard for an installation by…
171 – MASS MoCA Immersion
The entrance to MASS MoCA was presented to me after I passed dripping eaves and pock-marked black top and an icicle edged overhang and a…
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