A Generative Perception of Space: An Interview with Samuel Hertz
In that sense, a viewer already has an embodied sense of space but what I’m really interested in is how sound starts to move around you when you’re in that environment. Do you consider yourself to be a part of an ecology or an environment when that’s happening? Or are you simply inside of a sound installation?
Searching for Visibility: Documenting Racial Strife and Police Brutality Before #BlackLivesMatter and the Information Age
by Sabrina Greig With the recent cascade of Black Lives Matter protests last month, the exhibition Invisible Man: Gordon Parks and Ralph Ellison in Harlem, comes at an opportune moment. On view for its last month at the Art Institute of Chicago, photographs from the...
Taxonomy for the Goldish Queen: An Interview with the Institute of Critical Zoologists
This interview was originally published on Bad at Sports on Dec 27, 2013. Singapore based artist Robert Zhao Renhui is the Institute of Critical Zoologists, an organization that—for any Doctor Who fans out there—would be the environmental analogue to the Torchwood...
Older Than Most of Human History: An Interview with Chuck Cannon
Chuck Cannon moved to Chicago in 2015 when he accepted the position as the first Director of the new Center for Tree Science at the Morton Arboretum to spearhead a new initiative around tree science, study and education. The Morton Arboretum is an unusual place, a...
