by Thomas Friel | Sep 5, 2012 | Blog, Review
You’ve never heard of Judith Louise Marone, an employee of a Kroger Grocery Store in her early sixties, but then, she had never heard of Joseph Pablo Sobel until meeting him in the magazine aisle. Starting from a quick video of her in front of the magazines as she...
by amanda browder | Feb 26, 2012 | Blog, Review
Three Art Review Haiku’s for three of the artists at The Hole Gallery in NYC. Matt Jones Solar pleixs edge Sneezed stars with tomb resonance Square held universe Kadar Brock Pretend depth via, skimmed surface deconstructed Each hole dripped with sharp Scott...
by amanda browder | Dec 31, 2011 | Blog, Review
HAPPY NEW YEAR! Here are a few last minute Art Review Haikus for then end of the year. It’s been a productive year in NYC. Shout outs from the NYC Bureau. Siebren Versteeg at Meulensteen Auto-Frankenthaler Culture wash, Al-Gore-rhythms Neigh!...
by Martine Syms | Nov 17, 2010 | Blog, Review
Wave Int’l isn’t like any of the publications I’ve previously reviewed. Wave is a network that is documented in a quarterly exhibition and journal. Wave Int’l is co-directed by Brian Khek and Jasmine Lee, two students at the School of the Art Institute of...
by Caroline Picard | Oct 26, 2010 | Blog, Review
I know it was a long time ago. We’re nearing the end of October, already, and for my tardiness I apologize. It’s just that this show has stuck with me for a couple months now, I’ve been doing some writing about it here and there, on scraps of paper...
by Martine Syms | Sep 15, 2010 | Blog, Review
Can I Come Over to Your House?, the anthology commemorating the first ten years of The Suburban, has a strange power to make its beholders confess to their unwavering love of co-founder Michelle Grabner. “I know I’m impulse buying, but I have to get this because...
