Tag Archives: time

Rise to Rust, Rust to Ashes, Ashes to Rise

by Sarah Rose Sharp | Jun 30, 2017

Rise to Rust, Rust to Ashes, Ashes to Rise

by Sarah Rose Sharp | Jun 30, 2017

Writer Sarah Rose Sharp reflects on rust’s metaphorical role as both an element of neglect and an indicator of potential within a cycle of continuous rebirth.

The Art of Letting Go: An Interview with Two Ephemeral Artists, John Steck, Jr. and Richard Barlow

by Mark Reamy | Jun 6, 2017

The Art of Letting Go: An Interview with Two Ephemeral Artists, John Steck, Jr. and Richard Barlow

by Mark Reamy | Jun 6, 2017

Mark Reamy interviews two artists creating ephemeral work: John Steck, Jr., who uses photography to make abstract prints that fade away, and Richard Barlow, who creates large-scale temporary drawings with chalk.

On Rust: Roundtable Discussion #1

by Laura Mott & Taylor Aldridge | May 8, 2017

On Rust: Roundtable Discussion #1

by Laura Mott & Taylor Aldridge | May 8, 2017

Guest editors Taylor Aldridge and Laura Mott sit down with artists Olayami Dabls and Carole Harris to discuss the roles of rust, ritual and time in their Detroit-based practices.

Writer-in-Residence

Testament to Long Loves

by Mimi Cheng | Nov 3, 2016

Writer-in-Residence

Testament to Long Loves

by Mimi Cheng | Nov 3, 2016

Writer-in-Residence Mimi Cheng uncovers the love and loss explored in Christina P. Day’s exhibition “Stills and Composites,” on view through December 16, 2016 at CUE Art Foundation.

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

Center Field | Embodying Echoes: An Interview with Matthew Goulish

by Caroline Picard | Jul 26, 2011

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

Center Field | Embodying Echoes: An Interview with Matthew Goulish

by Caroline Picard | Jul 26, 2011

“WE MAY AGREE on the premise that each work of art is at least in part perfect, while each critic is at least in part imperfect. We may then look …