by Caroline Picard | Oct 5, 2016 | Blog
My work pivots around the ways in which actual physical phenomenon resonate metaphorically with thought and how we find meaning. Sight is blurred when the eye and body are moving and what we see is crisp and clear when our bodies are static. Our peripheral vision enters this continuum. Tending to the limits of our capacity lets us know more about what’s out there.
by Caroline Picard | Aug 30, 2016 | Blog
Saya Woolfalk is a New York-based artist who, for the last decade, has been building an elaborate and multi-dimensional narrative about alternate cultures. Woolfalk’s physical installations document the artifacts of these cultures—specifically the No Placeans (plant...
by Autumn Hays | Mar 25, 2014 | Blog
 By Autumn Hays This past Friday I attended The Operature an exhibition by the collective ATOM-r (Anatomical Theatres of Mixed Reality) at the National Museum of Health and Medicine Chicago. This exhibition was held in two parts an interactive installation and 90...
by Meredith Kooi | Jan 23, 2014 | Blog
In keeping with my interests and research in phenomenology and embodiment, this article addresses four disparate works that are currently on view in Atlanta. Drawn from four separate shows — Coloring and In Translation at the Atlanta Contemporary Art Center (ACAC),...
by Guest | Oct 29, 2013 | Blog
“Tumblr is a great way for people who don’t create content to share content thus lending their life some kind of creative import.† This is the somewhat omniscient Jayson Musson’s tweet from a couple of weeks ago. The more I think about it – and I...
