Interview: To Build a House that Never Ceased
I would argue we all do that, maybe not on such a grand scale. I think in some capacity, we are all just trying to be okay with ourselves
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Angela Bartram
Sep 15, 2020
Feature: Angela Bartram - 366:366 (eventually; animated; finally), 2016-2020
For the leap year of 2016 I exhaled on an etching plate every day, at roughly 8pm. 366 breaths layered on the same surface...
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Jasper Spicero
Sep 8, 2020
Feature: Jasper Spicero - Unguarded
Unguarded involves a narrative that gives the accompanying sculptures an emotional history. The story is about a neighborhood
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Alexander Hetherington
Sep 1, 2020
Feature: Alexander Hetherington - The season begins with a terrible thud
The season begins with a terrible thud, and the smell of haste and rejections.
Fantasy in the Hold, by Fred Moten and Stefano Harney
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Jared Pappas-Kelley
Aug 27, 2020
Interview: Thomas Tyler & Jared Pappas-Kelley
This is part of a new video installation I have been working on with a couple other pieces. I am currently looking for spaces or venues to e
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Sandra Crisp
Aug 11, 2020
Sandra Crisp - Increasing automation and ubiquitous algorithmic process interwoven into 21st Century
Data trackers concealed in code beneath the browsers we search, determining what visual content and website links are presented
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Gary J. Shipley
Aug 4, 2020
Feature: Gary J. Shipley - The House Inside the House of Gregor Schneider
And then I’m inside and it feels wrong, unsafe, like I’m returning to the scene of an unsolved crime, a crime that doesn’t have a name yet,
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Marc Beattie
Jul 28, 2020
Feature: Marc Beattie - "I am (Saucy) Jack’s complete lack of Surprise"
I’ve thought a lot, perhaps too much, about this idea of delineating the process of developing work, prior, post and in the Acoughalypse
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Ansgar Allen
Jul 21, 2020
Feature: Ansgar Allen - A distended crust
Consciousness appears in this over-run, forgetful layer as a feature of structures bombarded with excitation and left open to its effects.
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invert/extant
Jun 30, 2020
Feature: Maureen McAdams - ‘Bulldozers, forming little colonies’
I see the perpetrators as oppressors, bulldozers, forming little colonies and dictating movement.
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invert/extant
Jun 29, 2020
Zac's Drug Binge: The New GIF Novel from Dennis Cooper
Out today is Dennis Cooper's newest GIF novel over at Kiddiepunk press.(NSFW) From Kiddiepunk: ZAC’S DRUG BINGE represents an evolution...
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invert/extant
Jun 3, 2020
EAR WAVE EVENT: Bill Dietz in Art in America
Dietz and Sullender fed a neural network thousands of articles from publications like Pitchfork, The Wire, and Spin...
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