Most Sundays, the graffiti writer who goes by the moniker SCENT is out walking the industrial areas of Los Angeles. He’s a photographer or a flicker as...
Parker Woods asks me to meet him at a teahouse in northwest Portland. I walk upstairs in the restored house to find a living room sprawl of teenagers and college students bent over their laptops in deep concentration with handmade mugs full of assorted teas. It’s silent. He arrives not much later and we talk shop, we talk Portland, we talk Tumblr, we talk photography....
Don’t go to The Museum of Jurassic Technology if you like technology or dinosaurs. It doesn’t have anything to do with them. Go to appreciate an establish...
My mother grew up in a small coal mining town in Pennsylvania. Art wasn’t exactly part of the daily curriculum and she didn’t finally step into an art museum un...
Leap Before you Look: Black Mountain College (1933-1957) at the Hammer presents the first ever comprehensive survey of the North Carolina College in the United States. Curated by Helen Molesworth, the collection comes to life with particular pluck and clever presentation that is both charmingly archival and playfully approachable. With more than 250 objects, the exhibit offers enough material to appeal to an art historian and educate a novice....
Lita Albuquerque, still from 20/20: Accelerando, 2016, 3 channel color video with sound, 26:53 min, courtesy of the artist and USC Fisher Museum of Art.
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Alex Israel's Untitled (Flat) behind Jean-Antoine Houdon's Diana chasseresse (Diana the Huntress), ca. 1782
The Huntington Library was my playground as a ki...
