123 – Collage Criticism
Today’s Atlas is a collage of text. I have attached quotes I find interesting. The impetus for this was an article by Steve Cottingham shared with…
122 – Katie Commodore – Atlas Discussion
Katie Commodore is an old friend. I am biased to be certain, but I feel as though Katie’s work, mostly small and always erotic, is worth…
121 – Richard Serra and Bruce Conner
What are the machinations and motives involved in exhibiting massive art in a gallery? Last week, Richard Serra’s Equal at Zwirner left me numb. I saw…
121 – Lego
As a kid, I loved Legos. I usually followed the instructions. When I broke free and did something different it ended up symmetrical and obvious. Since…
120 – FOLD in 1,000 words
FOLD at Planthouse opens tonight. Here are my thoughts on the show, the artists, curating and paper frogs: A few notes on FOLD: When we started,…
119 – FOLD @ Planthouse April 24th
FOLD at Planthouse I am honored (people say that plenty, but I really am honored) to be co-curating FOLD at Planthouse with Rachel Gladfelter. The…
118 – Painting Lives! Zurier, Frecon and Nozkowski
Why must they always kill painting? I realize some of these critics speak in jest, some mean it and are in it to make a name…
117 – Adaptation and Bart’s Soul
I learned about Pablo Neruda from the Simpsons in an episode where Bart sells his soul. I learned about classic film, scientific theories and television…
116 – Tanja Hollander and Act Fast Friday
This is the next entry in my series of Atlas Discussions. Here Tanja Hollander and I discuss her recent projects Act Fast Friday and Are You…
115 – Alex Da Corte / On productivity
Alex Da Corte’s show Die Hexe at Luxembourg & Dayan is the perfect place to dissolve oneself. It frankly seems possible. You make it to…
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