“Hannah Levy’s ominously biomorphic decor suggests the dangers of fusing our sense of self to the tasteful things we own. In that sense, the real threat lies not outside the home but lurks within it.”
@ZoeLescaze on “Where the threads are worn” https://t.co/rHpXeANyQq
#TavaresStrachan is the rare artist (and human) who has been to the North Pole, trained as a cosmonaut, and launched a sculpture into low orbit. Here is my profile for the new issue of @tmagazine https://t.co/A8dd2S4QtL
Another exciting lineup of guest speakers in our "Cultural Politics of Dinosaurs" class this week! We're all excited to meet @ZoeLescaze, @CAWnithologist, and @Laelaps!
Profiled #HaegueYang, an artist who stays in near-constant motion to fuel her musings on displacement and belonging. “Loneliness,” she said, “is the price I pay.”
The artist Jordan Casteel turns strangers into subjects. Now her riveting portraits are on view at the New Museum, in her first big show in New York. https://t.co/0fGZi04SG0
Congratulations to @TEYLERS Museum on its stellar new #paleoart exhibition! I'm giving a lecture tonight at 5 p.m. for the opening. Come through, Haarlem. "Dinomakers" is up through June 1. https://t.co/ijQUWlUuw8
Op zondag 2 feb ben je welkom bij de boekenmiddag Teylers Ontmoet. Alexander Reeuwijk praat over paleoart met @ZoeLescaze, over wandelen door NL met @CasparJanssen en met Salomon Kroonenberg over hoe de mens met de natuur omgaat.
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ism @Athenaeum_HLM
Institutional critique legend Andrea Fraser has been psychoanalyzing the art world, skewering its delusions, and exposing her own vulnerabilities for 30 years. Here’s my profile in the new issue of @tmagazine https://t.co/iDKiF60jIA
I spoke to 13 artists about the Stonewall Riots, including Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt, who was in the bar that night 50 years ago, about the demonstrations. Happy pride.
"It’s rarely talked about today, but back then it was against the law to wear any kind of drag. As a man, you had to have at least three articles of men’s clothing on (and that didn’t include socks)." — Thomas Lanigan-Schmidt https://t.co/1U4mVTlmMA
Has "site specific" become the most abused art term? (goodbye "curated" playlists, hello "site-specific" bento breakfasts.) I wrote about the shifting meaning of site-specificity and what happens to works of art that outlast the places that inspired them
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