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InterviewsJuly 22, 2016April 8, 2019

All the Colors We Cannot See

For the cover story of the Autumn 2015 I interviewed Chrysanne Stathacos on her 17 year long epic The Aura Project. You can check out the whole issue online here. “All the Colors We Cannot See” starts on page 15 of the digital version.

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Interviews ReportingJuly 11, 2016July 22, 2016

Secret Letters – Congratulations Pine Tree Episode 91

I made my audio debut in June 2016 with a contribution to the Bay Areas #1 arts and culture podcast, Congratulations Pine Tree. Listen to the full episode here.

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Interviews ReviewsAugust 11, 2015April 8, 2019

Kingdom of the Marvelous

Here is a lo-resolution version of my latest article for The Picture Professional. I had the pleasure of interviewing and analyzing Allison Janae Hamilton’s series Kingdom of the Marvelous.

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InterviewsJuly 6, 2014August 10, 2016

Allison Halter: Conflating Sissy Bounce with Minimalism

Allison Halter: I come from a funny performative background — I was a synchronized swimmer as a child, and competed for about seven years. But in undergrad, I considered myself a photographer, and most of the work I made and was interested in was photographic. … It was still a sort of roundabout path: I…

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InterviewsApril 5, 2013August 10, 2016

Gil Riley on Painting, Boobs, and Artistic Drive.

Gil Riley is an MFA painting candidate at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. In the Fall of 2011 she was featured in a group show, “My Ghost at Home,” which was titled after one of her paintings at SAIC’s Parallax Gallery. The show featured work by Riley and two of her MFA…

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InterviewsMarch 3, 2012August 10, 2016

“My Ghost at Home,” Inaugural Show at SAIC’s Parallax Gallery

The artist as “anti-hero” is a modern concept. Think Jackson Pollock in his bookless studio, chain-smoking, and degrading a sacred canvas with plasters of paint and shoe prints — an encounter that is the direct inversion of Michelangelo’s “Creation of Adam.” According to an interview with curator Josh Dihle on the Student Union Gallery’s website,…

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InterviewsFebruary 21, 2012August 10, 2016

Peanut Gallery: Developing a Punk Professionalism

“Peanut Gallery is full of sex, drugs and rock and roll—doused in Old Style and stuck in a bright white cube. With a scorpion.” Co-founder of Peanut Gallery and SAIC Alum Kelly Reaves offered this description to F Newsmagazine’s Mia DiMeo in 2011 when the gallery was housed in an artist studio in Wicker Park’s…

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