“All art asks you to notice something, to pay attention.” She said it fairly early on in our virtual studio visit, but those words seem pretty integral to understanding Jessica Stockholder’s perspective on art. HerRead More
The New York Times’ arts section is quite well-known for its consistently excellent writing, its massive readership, and its fairly famous reviews from critics of art, literature, theater, and more. I’ve sort of always beenRead More
The first moment of a group Zoom call with Keith Allyn Spencer was slightly jarring—both in its strangeness and in its familiarity. He spoke with us from his studio-office on the campus where heRead More
Looking at Sarah Crowner’s work for the first time, even through a computer screen, my first thought was, “oh, my goodness, it’s alive.” I wasn’t even entirely sure where that thought came from. At firstRead More
Amna Asghar is, in many ways, exactly what you’d expect after looking at and reading about her work. She’s funny, focused, and engaged. She occupies both a very academic space—the product of a graduate degreeRead More