Curating Contemporary Visual Identities in Central Asia
From ecological issues to national identity formation in a Post-Soviet space, Central Asian artists are defining regional visual culture with an undeniable force.
Art Talks with Alena Russell
a collection of musings on modern and contemporary art.
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Looking Closely: Teachings from the Natural World
an exhibition review of "Intimate Observations: A Retrospective of Jan Smith" at the Craft Council of British Columbia
How are Contemporary Artists Fighting Climate Change?
An exhibition review of Future Geographies: Art in the Century of Climate Change at the Vancouver Art Gallery
In Hot Pursuit: Outrunning the Colonial Gaze
A post-colonial reading of Charles Schreyvogel's "In Hot Pursuit"
Cultures of Weaving: Jaad Kuujus at MOA
An exhibition review of "Jaad Kuujus: Everyone Says I Look Like My Mother."
The Journey of Two Totem Poles from Sukkwan, Alaska to the Denver Art Museum
A study in Indigenous conservation methods and the ethics of ownership.
Revisiting Gauguin at The Met
Examining Curatorial Choices for Gauguin’s “Three Tahitian Women”
Arboreal Abstraction: George Morrison and Louise Nevelson
Comparing the wood-based practices of two influential Modernists.