Tag Archives: Writer-in-Residence

New Editorial Program: The Art21 Educator-in-Residence

by Lindsey Davis | May 3, 2017

New Editorial Program: The Art21 Educator-in-Residence

by Lindsey Davis | May 3, 2017

The Art21 Magazine is transitioning its Writer-in-Residence program to an Educator-in-Residence, inviting a member from the Art21 Educators community to contribute to each issue.

Teaching with Contemporary Art

Teaching with Lynda Benglis in the Elementary Classroom

by Julia CopperSmith and Maureen Hergott | Dec 12, 2012

Teaching with Contemporary Art

Teaching with Lynda Benglis in the Elementary Classroom

by Julia CopperSmith and Maureen Hergott | Dec 12, 2012

Sharing contemporary art is a wonderful way to generate questions and discussions about art, and in turn, motivate young artists to take risks with their own art making.

Saltz of the Earth: An Interview

by Marissa Perel | Oct 13, 2010

Saltz of the Earth: An Interview

by Marissa Perel | Oct 13, 2010

One of the hot topics among young artists these days is the show Work of Art on Bravo. Take a dozen artists mostly trained in art schools, give them really …

Kino-Eye, the video cyborg

by Ivan Lozano | Mar 28, 2010

Kino-Eye, the video cyborg

by Ivan Lozano | Mar 28, 2010

Kool-Aid Man in Second Life (.com) – Tour Promo from visionscraps on Vimeo. I lightly touched on my interest in “posthumanism” and cyborg theory on my last post on John …

John Gerrard’s “Dust Storm (Dalhart, Texas)”

by Ivan Lozano | Mar 21, 2010

John Gerrard’s “Dust Storm (Dalhart, Texas)”

by Ivan Lozano | Mar 21, 2010

This weekend I travelled to Washington D.C. (Arlington VA to be exact) to participate in a panel called WE HAVE DECIDED NOT TO DIE for the Arlington Arts Center‘s amazing …
Marina Abramovic, "The Artist Is Present," performance documentation, 2010, courtesy of the New York Times

Performance Art Realness with a Twist

by Ivan Lozano | Mar 17, 2010

Performance Art Realness with a Twist

by Ivan Lozano | Mar 17, 2010

It starts like this: One snowy night last month, as New Yorkers rushed home in advance of a coming blizzard, more than a hundred artists, scholars and curators crowded into …