Posts in Essays and Reviews
The Body in Language: An Anthology, Edited by Edwin Torres
Holding on When the Hand is Shoving You Back: Review of TOMASHI JACKSON Time Out of Mind
Harmolodic Ingenuity: David Hammons Marks an Immersive Return to Los Angeles at Hauser & Wirth
Essays and ReviewsGeorge MelrodDavid Hammons, Los Angeles, Art, Art Review, Hauser & Wirth Gallery, Kellie Jones, Duchamp and Arte Povera, Mnuchin Gallery, African American Artists, Black American Artists, George Melrod, New York City, Orange is the New Black, Hair Relaxer, Art Exhibitions, Art Exhibit Review, 2019 Art Exhibition, Broadway Boogie Woogie
Faces, Frames, and Americanism: A Review of the Whitney Biennial 2019
Essays and ReviewsTalia GreenThe Whitney Biennial, Museum, American Art Scene, Art, Art Exhibitions, Talia Green, Rujeko Hockley, The Whitney Museum of American Art, Jane Panetta, Art Review, Faces, Frames, and Americanism, Meriem Bennani, Re-evaluate Americanism, Art News
The 58th Venice Biennale "May You Live in Interesting Times" - Part Two
Essays and ReviewsLee KleinThe 58th Venice Biennale, May You Live in Interesting Times, La Biennale di Venezia, Biennale Arte 2019, Art Exhibit Review, Art Exhibitions, lee Kiein, David Hammons, George Condo, Eva Rothchild, Jake Szymanski, Alexandra Kohl
The Art You Should See At The 58th Venice Biennial
Essays and ReviewsChiara Isabella Spagnoli GabardiVenice Biennial, La Biennale di Venezia, Paolo Baratta, May You Live In Interesting Times, 2019 Art Exhibition, Art, Artwork, Ralph Rugoff, Arsenale and Giardini, Shilpa Gupta, Sun Yuan and Peng Yu, Otobong Nkanga, Cameron Jamie, Michael Armitage, Liu Wei, Alexandra Bircken, Tarek Atoui, Lorenzo Quinn, Vasily Klyukin, CHILE Pavilion, GHANA Pavilion, INDIA Pavilion, VENICE Pavilion, RUSSIA Pavilion, AUSTRIA Pavilion, ISRAEL Pavilion, Chiara Isabella Spagnoli Gabardi
The 58th Venice Biennale "May You Live in Interesting Times"
Essays and ReviewsLee KleinBiennale Arte 2019, La Biennale, 58th International Art Exhibition, Art Exhibitions, Art Exhibit Review, May You Live In Interesting Times, Ralph Rugoff, La Biennale di Venezia, Paolo Baratta, Lee Klein
David Hammons at Hauser & Wirth
Essays and ReviewsSola SaarDavid Hammons, Harmolodic Thinker, Hauser Wirth, Artist, Ornette Coleman, Paintings, Art Paintings, Hauser and Wirth, Art Gallery, Sola Saar, Art Exhibition, Miles Davis, William de Kooning, Agnes Martin
Bret Easton Ellis’s White: Non-fiction Essays that Probe the Meaning of Art and Aesthetics
Lyricism, Dark Nostalgia, and Vulnerability in Willie Perdomo's The Crazy Bunch
Essays and ReviewsDr. Grisel Y. AcostaThe Crazy Bunch, Willie Perdomo, Elise J. Strongin, Neuwirth, & Associates, Latest Review, Willie Perdomo Public Domain, Hip-Hop, El Barrio, Charney, Poetry, Consolidated Poetry Systems
Grandmother’s Red Carpet Review for Pearls on a Branch
Review for Problems by Jade Sharma and the House Stark Women
Interview with Academy Award Pixar Producer Jonas Rivera Reveals The Magic Of Toy Story 4
From Behind a Kitchen Window: A Review of Memory for Forgetfulness
On Image, Steve McQueen and Renegotiating our Relationships with the Dead
Essays and ReviewsTribesSteve McQueen, Kass Benning, John Akomfrah, Black Artistry, Film Maker, Latest Review, Donnie Moreland, Sean Bobbitt, Jean Fisher, Walker Art Center, 12 Years a Slave
Russian Dolls: We’ve Only Just Begun
Essays and ReviewsJade SharmaRussian Dolls: We’ve Only Just Begun, Natasha Lyonne, Charlie Barnett, Amy Poehler, Lesyle Headland, Jade Sharma, Netflix, Russian Doll, Review, Reviewed by Jade Sharma, Groundhog Day
Gregory de la Haba Brings His Totem Poems & Wailing Reef Project To Monte-Carlo
Essays and ReviewsChiara Isabella Spagnoli GabardiWailing Reef Project, Art, Gregory de la Haba, Kira Roeloffs Von Hademstorf, Marina Roeloffs Von Hademstorf, TOTEM POEMS, META Gallery, Environmentalism, Art Fine, Three Muses of Monte Carlo, New York, Artwork
Frida at the Brooklyn Museum: Appearances Can Indeed be Deceiving
Essays and ReviewsLori RodriguezFrida Kahlo, Guillermo Kahlo, Rosa, Claudia Patricia Gonzales, Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving, Brooklyn Museum, Art, Art Exhibitions, Paintings, Fine Paintings
Next Steps for Bigger Thomas: A Review of Native Son
Essays and Reviews, Film & TheatreKeith GilyardNative Son, Rashid Johnson, HBO, Suzan-Lori Parks, Richard Wright, Keith Gilyard, HBO Films, Acclaimed Novel, Ashton Sanders, Margaret Qualley, Kiki Layne, Bill Camp, Sanaa Lathan
The Tethering of Classes in Jordan Peele’s Us by Cherish Pierre-Louis
Essays and Reviews, Film & TheatreCherish Pierre-LouisJordan Peele, Us, Jordan Peele's Us, Cherish Pierre-Louis, Review, Review of Us, Adelaide Wilso, Film Review, Latest Film Review
