This is not a tirade against a wise and witty, relatively well-known Novelist. It is instead a reflection on the free-wheeling, ever-evolving life of an artwork, experienced one afternoon in the shadows of my own personal interaction with said Novelist… One day, quite unexpectedly, I found myself standing beside a relatively well-known Novelist. An elongated giant of a…
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Originally appeared on Open Eye Gallery blog, on 25.06.2014 Curated by Aaron Schuman, this year’s Krakow Photomonth Festival invites its audience into a seductive, hybrid version of reality, where imagination, memory and mythical creation cohabit ambiguously. Bringing together a series of works united around the theme Re:Search, the photographic medium is turned in on itself, examined as a form of research…
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Originally appeared on Open Eye Gallery 21.04.2014 A term often dismissed as a superficial form of teen credence, the new exhibition at the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery positions ‘cool’ instead as a significant indicator of shifts in generational desires, as youth attempts to rebel against the mainstream. A rebelliousness that it articulated through signature style,…
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