Edgar Arceneaux
We expect ruins to remain historical, hinting at disasters that occurred centuries ago. But the risk of the present becoming a ruin is perpetual. No matter how strong our architecture or how entrenc…
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Tim Bavington
What is the deal with painters and stripes? Pondering this art historical quandary, I was pleased to find myself riveted by the work in English-born, Las Vegas-based Tim Bavington's knockout show…
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Alice Guy Blaché
How many female film directors can you name? Four? Six? It’s an area of artistic accomplishment that remains overwhelmingly male, despite Kathryn Bigelow’s recent Oscar award for best director, the…
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Sister Corita Kent
In the back room of the gallery, Baylis Glascocks’s short film Mary’s Day provided documentation of the Mary’s Day parade that Sister Mary Corita Kent (1918-1986) led on the grounds of Immaculate…
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Richard Mosse
There are many ways for photographers to document war, from portraying its victims or perpetrators, to showing the scars it leaves on the landscape, to making images that speak of the disappearance of…
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Ecstatic Resistance
What do burning sage, cross-dressing and pulling an island southward with ropes have in common? They are all examples of what artist/curator Emily Roysdon has termed “Ecstatic Resistance” in her title…
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Corin Hewitt and Molly McFadden
To enter Corin Hewitt and Molly McFadden’s installation, you could have stepped over a threshold into a long, tapering room with a dark wood table, tan carpeting, a chair, some shelving for dishes and…
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Franklin Evans
Taped to the exterior wall of Sue Scott gallery during Franklin Evans's exhibition were a couple of layered sheets of bubble wrap; a square hole in the center showed cryptic numbers scribbled in color…
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Penny Siopis
In Penny Siopis’s painting Pine, we see a man and a woman lying on the ground in a forest, almost entirely obscured by a screen of pine needles and cones that forms a meditative, batik-like pattern…
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Cape Town's biennial, now in its second incarnation, is attempting to address some of these local deficiencies and disparitiesin a particular domain of the very privileged, and in this country, the al…
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