Tag Archives: minimalism

Writer-in-Residence

Beverly Fishman: Color-Coding Big Pharma

by Zachary Small | Mar 21, 2017

Writer-in-Residence

Beverly Fishman: Color-Coding Big Pharma

by Zachary Small | Mar 21, 2017

Writer-in-Residence Zachary Small uncovers the psychological implications of Beverly Fishman’s brightly colored pill-paintings that explore the consequences of an unchecked medical industry.

Barely There: The Sculptures of Vanessa Brook Williams

by Maggie Davis | Aug 26, 2016

Barely There: The Sculptures of Vanessa Brook Williams

by Maggie Davis | Aug 26, 2016

Writer-in-Residence Maggie Davis explores the minimalist sculptures of emerging Atlanta-based artist Vanessa Brook Williams.

Itinerant Domestic

by Danny Orendorff | Jun 3, 2015

Itinerant Domestic

by Danny Orendorff | Jun 3, 2015

I first encountered the engrossing work of the multimedia artist Rashawn Griffin (b. 1980) in a 2014 group exhibition, The Center is a Moving Target, at Kemper at the Crossroads, …

Center Field: Art in the Middle with Bad at Sports.

Centerfield | Embracing the Cliché: An Interview with Michelle Grabner

by Caroline Picard | Mar 26, 2013

Center Field: Art in the Middle with Bad at Sports.

Centerfield | Embracing the Cliché: An Interview with Michelle Grabner

by Caroline Picard | Mar 26, 2013

Caroline Picard interviews Michelle Grabner, artist, writer, and co-curator of the 2014 Whitney Biennial.
Perfomance by Yuki Higashino at Skånes Konstförening Malmö, Sweden

The Unholy Trinity of Postmodern Architects, Black Metal, and Holy Minimalism

by Mathias Jansson | Jan 27, 2012

The Unholy Trinity of Postmodern Architects, Black Metal, and Holy Minimalism

by Mathias Jansson | Jan 27, 2012

What do postmodern architecture, Black Metal culture and ‘holy minimalist’ musical compositions have in common? Read on to find out.

Feline Theatricality

by Julia Steinmetz | May 1, 2009

Feline Theatricality

by Julia Steinmetz | May 1, 2009

I stumbled on this YouTube video today, and immediately stopped to think about how much Michael Fried has given me. Sometimes a critic’s description of a phenomenon can be truly …