Dear Friends, I hope this finds you all well… in the depths of your studio practices, and working vigorously on plans for your Thesis Presentations. I also hope your safe, taking care of yourselves and the people close, and… Continue Reading
Dear Friends, Our trusted colleague John Suro generously shared this information with us all to enjoy for FREE (at least until the end of July) *follow the link above for free access to a catalog raisonnè of Sol Lewitt’s wall… Continue Reading
Arthur Jafa: Love Is the Message, The Message Is Death Three weeks ago, MOCA was invited by the Hirschhorn Museum and artist Arthur Jafa to join a multi-museum, 48-hour web screening of Love Is The Message, The Message Is Death… Continue Reading
These last few months have been trying in so many ways… I think most people have been trying to stay a float, instead of moving on as if things are normal. The contemporary art world has been interesting to keep… Continue Reading
Dear Third Years, I hope this finds you well, safe and able to continue on the progress of your projects for Thesis. With that said, and thinking toward the future (whilst reflecting and managing feelings of going online, and feelings… Continue Reading
I visited the ICA LA (formerly the Santa Monica Museum) in downtown LA for the first time to see the Ree Morton show. The show had been at the ICA in Philadelphia, and I had wanted to see it then… Continue Reading
Prior to the pandemic hitting the US hard I visited two shows on a Saturday afternoon, followed by some delicious vegetarian tacos in the neighborhood (oh and now that Im writing this, I miss tacos too). I have been thinking… Continue Reading
Over the winter break whilst back in Boston, I took a quick trip to the North Shore and to NYC to see some art… …the highlights were 100% the Hans Hoffman show at The Peabody Essex Museum ( which I… Continue Reading
Some of you may know that I attended UCLA for graduate school from 2000-2003. What you may not know is that I attended UCLA to specifically work with Lari Pittman, whose work I first encountered (and was blown away by)… Continue Reading
In response to my last post about the Helen Molesworth ( Getty Podcast), Jake has suggested we all check out The Lonely Palette Podcast. I hope you all have blazed through The Getty Podcast, and are ready for Jake’s suggestion!!… Continue Reading