The Futility of Fighting with Chaos
Hurricane Irene left very little damage in New York City compared to what happened in surrounding countrysides. New Jersey, upstate NY and...
Read MoreOn the Value of Utilizing a Goose
Please join us and Observatory‘s Phantasmaphile this Saturday, November 20th, 5-7pm for a discussion on the grotesque in art with Dr....
Read MoreDormitorium: An Exhibition Of Film Decors By The Quay Brothers
The Street of Crocodiles (1986) was my first Quay Brothers film experience, and I mean experience in the most literal sense. The lights...
Read MoreCurator’s Corner: First Impression At CCNY
Over the decades, CCNY nurtured the craft of many photographers through providing enriching classes, lectures, exhibitions, and...
Read MoreAn Hour and a Day
Kasia Houlihan’s video, “An Hour and a Day” is a meditation piece. Steeping in serenity, her planes will lull you. ...
Read MoreThe Sensuous Affairs of Rik Garrett.
Rik Garrett’s photographs are thin slivers of time taken from waking dreams: sublime and seductive, blurred and yet completely...
Read MoreReflections of Basel: Crisis and Opportunity
Last week the small town of Basel, Switzerland brimmed with over 2,500 contemporary artists, 300 leading galleries, curators, collectors,...
Read MoreA Movement or a Mole Hill?
I’ve always had a genuine interest in the grotesque – beauty is in the mistakes. Now trying to sculpt this fascination into...
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