* * * I’m going to get sentimental for a minute. Thomas Stevenson and I met close to a decade ago. When Andrea and I met, he was there. When we were thinking of relaunching TLB, he was one of the first people I emailed. Thomas is a great storyteller with impeccable taste in music: very opinionated. Don’t believe me? … Continue reading
Elizabeth Atterbury kijidome 59 Wareham Street, Unit 1ABoston, MA 02118 May 3- June 6, 2014 Continue reading
* * * I think of Joanna Tam‘s work as interrogating systems. As pure a researcher as the Art World has ever seen, Joanna brings a careful, calculated consideration to subjects such as personalizing data (107,594) and studying her own place within US culture (I’m American, Reduction Study). Would you expect much less from an artist who originally studied to be a computer scientist? … Continue reading
The Saddest Forest on Earth Greg Cook Frame 301 Montserrat College of Art 301 Cabot St Beverly, MA 01915 March 25 – April 18, 2014 Continue reading
I grew up in southern Arizona, surrounded by cliché representations of my own experiences. There were cowboys riding bulls, coyotes howling on moonlit nights, beautiful sunsets, and vicious bar brawls. Those experiences have been translated into epic photographs and playfully antagonistic videos. The projects that I produce are a reflection of my complex relationship with … Continue reading
FreePort [No. 007] Céleste Boursier-Mougenot Peabody Essex Museum 161 Essex St Salem, MA 01970 January 18-April 13, 2014 Continue reading
When considering relationships between the body and architecture, it must be understood that structures are not empty. Various devices exist between the two, including clothing, objects and infrastructural elements. These mediating devices have the potential to harmoniously bridge the individuality of a person, or a social body, to a given space. Through the agency of … Continue reading
The North Wind and the Sun is an engagement with and articulation of the impact of globalized economies upon and into existent historical political, and social situations in a community in significant transition both economically and demographically – much like the United States as a whole. It is an interrogation of what meaning can be made … Continue reading
Seeing Glacial Time: Climate Change in the Arctic Subhankar Banerjee, Olaf Otto Becker, Resa Blatman, Diane Burko, Caleb Cain Marcus, Gilles Mingasson, Joan Perlman, and Camille Seaman Tufts University Art Gallery 40 Talbot Avenue Medford, MA 02155 January 30 – May 18, 2014 Continue reading
Live-work Amy Archambault 17 Cox 17 Cox Court Beverly, MA 01915 February 6 – April 3, 2014 Continue reading
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