Opinion
Mar 12, 2021
A Collaborative Effort: Visionary New England at the deCordova Museum
With a vast range of mystical lexicons and transcendent ideals, each included artist presents works... Read More
Jan 1, 2021
ART IN A TIME OF COVD-19 / MY YEAR IN REVIEW
My voice echoed bouncing off the concrete in a nearly empty, albeit minus a security... Read More
May 27, 2020
Technology As a Way to Not be Isolated during a Crisis.
What has it meant for people to go back to basics? Even in a new... Read More
Apr 18, 2020
Art in the time of Quarantine with Sandro Kopp
Sandro Kopp makes portraits through streaming media and in some ways, has been ahead of... Read More
Apr 24, 2019
Thale Fastvold in response to Tania Bruguera
"I am deeply concerned about the current political situation for artists in Cuba, and still... Read More
Mar 23, 2018
How Instagram Changed My Relationship to Writing
Instagram. Started in 2007, Eyes Towards the Dove has been my foray into writing about... Read More
Mar 5, 2018
Max Razdow on Shadowgraphs
Gustav Dore’s illustration of the Rosa Celeste is a depiction of Dante and Beatrice, of... Read More
Jan 23, 2017
Combat America’s New Villain: Believe in Art
What happens when a writer is at a loss for words? When all that seemed... Read More
Sep 26, 2016
Oh Sh*t! Maurizio Cattelan’s America
For the record, Maurizio Cattelan is an artist who I actually do like. He has... Read More
Sep 14, 2016
Why the Internet loves Vanessa Beecroft
I have a confession to make: I love reading articles about Vanessa Beecroft. Having first... Read More
Dec 9, 2015
Jérȏme Bel, Performa 15: Through the Eyes of a Performer
Several months ago I —Shelton Lindsay— answered a casting call looking for non-professional dancers who... Read More
Oct 26, 2015
Americans for the Arts Awards, 2015
This year, Americans for the Arts hosted the 2015 Award Ceremony honoring, Herbie Hancock, Sophia... Read More