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Leaving Earth, Mary Lucier’s immersive video installation at Cristin Tierney, tests the limits of attention with its Whitmanesque expanse. Nine screens, set on individual poles around the room, like a grove of monitors, feature unsynchronized video loops, some with sounds.

Seeing Sound // October 27–December 16, 2023

In 1971, a friend hired me to photograph the Everson Museum’s newly appointed director. I’d never seen the new art museum or met an art museum director, so I was unsure what to expect. Ushered into his austere skylit corner office in the I. M. Pei-designed art museum, I stood awkwardly in front of his desk, waiting for him to look up from signing some papers on his desk. Time moved slowly. I shifted my weight from foot to foot.

The Julia Stoschek Foundation will open an extensive group exhibition in Berlin that trace the intersection of performance and video

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN MUSEUM OF ART CELEBRATES UNIVERSITY’S BICENTENNIAL WITH MAJOR EXHIBITION IN 2017 VICTORS FOR ART: MICHIGAN’S ALUMNI COLLECTORS presents 115 artworks showcasing ...

~ Today's Water Cooler ~

If Marian Hills first three projects were establishing the electronic-pop duos music identity, their next era is deconstruction, and rebirth. NYC producer Jeremy Lloyd and vocalist Samantha Gongol are eager to get back into the thick of it, starting with their freewheeling new project, Was It Not, expected early in 2020. Previous viral singles Down and One Time, inadvertently boxed the duo inside their signature style -- minimalistic soundscapes embellished with hi-hats and glossy glitches. Now...