Scratching Beneath the Surface of Identity-Based Group Shows
While Asian-American Art may be "plagued by generational amnesia," as Sharon Mizota wrote for Hyperallergic, the artists and curators of Scratching at the Moon are definitely not.
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While Asian-American Art may be "plagued by generational amnesia," as Sharon Mizota wrote for Hyperallergic, the artists and curators of Scratching at the Moon are definitely not.
A lot happened in the early 1990s: In about four years, the world saw the dissolution of the Soviet Union, the fall of the Berlin Wall, the Gulf War,
With an ambitious show at the ICA Miami, the conceptual artist reflects on his boundary-pushing practice.
a href= http://www.hauserwirth.com target= _blank Hauser & Wirth /a presents Southern Trees, the gallerys first New York exhibit
In these conditions. listen to what a man by the name of john has to say with the organization the great american cleanup and he talks about the conditions that are happening in that video you see. >> i saw people washing babies in the rio grande. i saw babies breast-feeding babies sleeping in dirt, 107 degrees outside, read and everywhere, the kinds that have four legs walking around naked and afraid, the southern border addition out there. they come and go back and forth from mexico as me and you walk across the street. they told me to my face the reason we are here is because of president b...