Call for Entries: Photography as Observation
Everything is changing, and sometimes it feels like we need a new set of eyes to get some perspective on […]
Quarantine Darkroom
Photography just might be the perfect pandemic past-time. I’m storing spent chemistry in empty wine bottles and long-gone containers of […]
Disclosed: A Master Class in Collaboration, Culture, and Curation
Last July, I spent a weekend in rural Wisconsin meeting artists from the ACRE residency program. In late September, I […]
Color Theory: Garry Winogrand at the Brooklyn Museum
“You don’t learn anything from repeating what you know,” Garry Winogrand says before stuffing hundreds rolls of film wrapped in […]
Gowanus Open Studios
Gowanus is a largely industrial neighborhood in Brooklyn, and like many post-industrial urban enclaves, as heavy manufacturing has dwindled, art […]
Tshepiso Mabula’s Echoes of Nostalgia
Tshepiso Mabula’s work deals with memory, loss, nostalgia, and the fleeting and at times unknowable sense of what it […]
Dreams as Dissent at Kristen Lorello Gallery
Dreams are important to artist and curator Scott Alario. Fantasy and folklore have always played a strong role in the […]