The Wizard Of Barge: A Six-Pack With Dakota Cates

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The Wizard Of Barge: A Six-Pack With Dakota Cates

Dakota Cates (aka Wizard of Barge) is one of my favorite artists I’ve discovered through social media. Like most dopamine-craving humans, I spend too much time staring into the digital void; howeve March 24, 2023
Michael Jang: Thinking of Nothing and Thinking of Everything

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Michael Jang: Thinking of Nothing and Thinking of Everything

Michael Jang's 70 years of age belies an unfettered youthful exuberance. It's clear that this is an innate aspect of his character, but one senses that the wisdom he has gained through the years also March 22, 2023
The Lexicon of Sadie Barnette

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The Lexicon of Sadie Barnette

Sadie Barnette sees the world in fuchsia but not through the rose-colored glasses of old—this is a distinguished viewpoint, synthesized by a language of her own acute creation. It is influenced by March 20, 2023
The Rough Shop: The Relic Uncovered on Shikoku, Japan

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The Rough Shop: The Relic Uncovered on Shikoku, Japan

"Whatever it is you 're seeking won't come in the form you're expecting." If you are going to talk about a little shop in the middle of rural Japan, left abandoned only to contain an array of past tr March 08, 2023
Hayley Barker: Riot Grrrls and Rabbit Holes

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Hayley Barker: Riot Grrrls and Rabbit Holes

Hayley Barker invites you to skip stones along a rippling riverbed, but to grow old with you, as well. Her still lives are not still. The flowers were just picked and the vase has history. Her landsc March 06, 2023
Vivienne Westwood: The Real Punk Rock

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Vivienne Westwood: The Real Punk Rock

“Fashion is life-enhancing and I think it's a lovely, generous thing to do for other people,” Vivienne Westwood once said, and what a generous life she gave to all of us. As a purveyor and histor March 03, 2023
There is Peace Like A River: Gyun Hur @ SCAD Museum of Art

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There is Peace Like A River: Gyun Hur @ SCAD Museum of Art

“Thinking about going back to Georgia with a new body of work during this very intimate time of my life, I thought deeply about how to bring this tenderness and love I feel while processing trauma   March 02, 2023
Tish Murtha: Saving the Social Contract

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Tish Murtha: Saving the Social Contract

“I want to take pictures of policemen kicking kids,” replied Tish Murtha, when asked why she wanted to take a Documentary Photography course at college. Needless to say, she was accepted. Murtha February 22, 2023
Issue Preview: Spring 2023 Quarterly with Fátima de Juan, Imon Boy, Hayley Barker, Caleb Hahne Quintana and more

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Issue Preview: Spring 2023 Quarterly with Fátima de Juan, Imon Boy, Hayley Barker, Caleb Hahne Quintana and more

“Whatever it is you're seeking won't come in the form you're expecting.” —Haruki Murakami February 21, 2023
Review: Koak's “Letter to Myself (when the world is on fire)” is a Personal Triumph

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Review: Koak's “Letter to Myself (when the world is on fire)” is a Personal Triumph

Letter to Myself (when the world is on fire), on view through February 25th, is a joyous panacea for contemporary woes.   February 02, 2023
George McCalman: Illustrated Black History: Honoring the Iconic and the Unseen

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George McCalman: Illustrated Black History: Honoring the Iconic and the Unseen

If you are one of the fortunate humans who has shared a meal or a glass of wine with artist George McCalman, you know what a privilege that is. McCalman has an energy that is both chemical and radian February 01, 2023
Alicia Vidal: Altered States at the Pacific Northwest College of Art

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Alicia Vidal: Altered States at the Pacific Northwest College of Art

Writing a mission statement is a challenge. In just a few visual words the message needs to offer an inspirational and motivating introduction. Mission accomplished for the Pacific Northwest College January 30, 2023
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