Coleen Fitzgibbon
Coleen Fitzgibbon recently finished two documentaries, one on the nether-world installations of sculptor Johnathan Silver (Infidel in the Studio) and a canoe tour of superfund site in Greenpoint, Brooklyn (Greenpoint 2017). Fitzgibbon is in the 1980’s work of The Offices at the HirshHorn Museum’s current show Brand New and is currently working with Carolina Mandia […]
Anne Murray
Anne Murray is a nomadic artist who challenges concepts of identity, nationalism, and citizenship. She travels to other countries to create works stimulated by different cultural settings and languages. She creates installations with video, sound, and photography, incorporating her own voice reading her poems as well as the voices of others as participants and collaborators in […]
Anne Murray
Anne Murray is a nomadic artist who challenges concepts of identity, nationalism, and citizenship. She travels to other countries to create works stimulated by different cultural settings and languages. She creates installations with video, sound, and photography, incorporating her own voice reading her poems as well as the voices of others as participants and collaborators in […]
Stephen Maine
Stephen Maine is a painter who writes about art. His work has been seen recently at Hionas Gallery in New York and County Gallery in Palm Beach, and in numerous group shows in the Northeast; upcoming projects include exhibitions at Silas von Morisse Gallery and Odetta Gallery, both in Brooklyn. He has received support from […]
Stephen Maine
Stephen Maine is a painter who writes about art. His work has been seen recently at Hionas Gallery in New York and County Gallery in Palm Beach, and in numerous group shows in the Northeast; upcoming projects include exhibitions at Silas von Morisse Gallery and Odetta Gallery, both in Brooklyn. He has received support from […]
Aaron Haba
Born in NJ in 1967 Aaron Haba grew up in a diverse family of artists, teachers and poets. The practice of exploring one’s creativity was part of daily life and a way to cope with the anxieties of the time; the end of the Vietnam War, Watergate, and the proliferation of nuclear arms and power. […]
Aaron Haba
Born in NJ in 1967 Aaron Haba grew up in a diverse family of artists, teachers and poets. The practice of exploring one’s creativity was part of daily life and a way to cope with the anxieties of the time; the end of the Vietnam War, Watergate, and the proliferation of nuclear arms and power. […]
Christy Rupp
Christy Rupp is an American eco-artist, born in Rochester NY, too young for Elvis, and too old for Barbie. She has received grants from Anonymous was a Woman Foundation, Joan Mitchell Foundation CALL legacy grant, NY State Council on the Arts, National Endowment for the Arts, & Art Matters Inc. Her work has been visible recently at […]
Christy Rupp
Christy Rupp is an American eco-artist, born in Rochester NY, too young for Elvis, and too old for Barbie. She has received grants from Anonymous was a Woman Foundation, Joan Mitchell Foundation CALL legacy grant, NY State Council on the Arts, National Endowment for the Arts, & Art Matters Inc. Her work has been visible recently at […]
Andrew Durbin
Andrew Durbin is a novelist, poet, and critic. He is the author of Mature Themes (2014) and MacArthur Park (2017), both from Nightboat Books. A book on Raymond Pettibon, Spiyt th’Words, is forthcoming from David Zwirner Books in May 2018. He is a Senior Editor of frieze and lives in New York. Books mentioned in […]