Vol. 3 | Envoi – Brief Readings, or, thinking through new times | Michael Stone-Richards
Envoi – Brief Readings, or, thinking through new times/ Michael Stone-RichardsIt is our sorrow. Shall it melt? Ah, water Would gush, flush, green these mountains and these valleys, And we …
Vol. 3 | The Color Line | Felicity Stone-Richards
The Color Line: Les Artistes Africains-Américains et la Ségrégation,Paris, Quai Branly, 04 October 2016 – 15 January 2017 / Felicity Stone-RichardsThe Paris exhibition, The Color Line: Les Artistes Africains-Américains et …
Vol. 3 | Beautiful Instruments: Observations on the Special Exhibition at the Busan Museum of Art | Dionne Smith-Jackson
Beautiful Instruments: Observations on the Special Exhibition at the Busan Museum of Art/ Dionne Smith-JacksonIt was a hazy afternoon when I found myself at the Busan Art Museum. I was …
Vol. 3 | Detroit and Vassar | Mateusz Kasprowicz
Detroit and VassarIntersections of Contemporary Imagination/ Mateusz KasprowiczThe cover of Vassar Quarterly’s Fall 2016 issue ran a lone headline: “Detroit: City of Paradox.”1https://vq.vassar.edu/issues/2016/03/ As a Vassar student who originates from …
Vol. 3 | New | Greg Fadell
New/ Greg FadellNew – New Information – New Perception – New Questions – New Answers – New Ideas – New Concepts – New Development – New Landscape – New Views …
Vol. 3 | Working Notes: On Tuttle, Rouan, Hantaï, Salcedo, and Binion | Addie Langford
Working Notes: On Tuttle, Rouan, Hantaï, Salcedo, and Binion/ Addie LangfordWhen Gravity Becomes Material: Mint Red Oso, 2018. 47h x 94.25w x 2.25d Acrylic and Domestic Textiles on Board. Photograph …
Vol. 3 | A Spring Offensive | Dennis Nawrocki
A Spring Offensive/ Dennis NawrockiApril 17, 2018Originally published in Detroit Art Review and reprinted with permission of the author. All works by Addie Langford courtesy of the artist and Hill …