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Interview: Annabel Guérédrat, Co-Founder of Martinique’s First Performance...
Martinique, an overseas department of France located in the Caribbean, reputable for its rugged coastline and breathtaking nature may at first seem like an unlikely venue for a performance art...
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The Curatorial Vision: Editor-in-Chief Anna Mikaela Ekstrand Reflects on Her...
Equal parts entrepreneur and academic, Anna Mikaela Ekstrand has through her editorial work pushed the boundaries of arts media in the digital sphere. From the time she booked all her friends in the...
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From 3D Printed Hitachi Wands to a Site-Specific Show: Banyi Huang on Her...
This summer, Banyi Huang curated an exhibition in a former schoolhouse in Yonkers for the artist collective PRACTICE. For the opening, visitors were bussed to the venue to take part in the...
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Curator and Humanitarian Noelle Xie Awarded the Legion d’Honneur
Noelle Xie doesn’t believe in impossibilities. When her sister came from Shanghai to visit her on a UNICEF assignment in Zambia, the pair hoped to see Victoria Falls. Then the driver called out sick....
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A Look at Chinatown Soup’s Newest Exhibition, “A Dichotomy of Desire”
Move over Chelsea! The days of having to travel all the way west towards the Highline in order to gallery hop are in the past, as the Lower East Side has established itself as a prime destination for...
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Inside Prison Art: A Q&A With Jeffrey Greene
The world of prison art is quite literally removed from the machinations of the legal art market. By its very design, prison is intended to be a world cut off from society, a place for punitive...
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An Important Role Model – Allison Glenn, Associate Curator at Crystal Bridges
When I moved to Chicago after graduating from college I thought my art history degree would lead me into a stable job. I soon learned that work and career paths in the arts are unpredictable and...
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Who Are Your Filth Elders? A Discussion with Emily Colucci and Alexandria Deters
Do you remember the first person that you really looked up to? Having a role model or someone you greatly admire is a funny concept. When you are a child, your role models are normally people you...
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