Photomontage is a technique that has long been used by artists to create new visions of reality. Its use can be traced back to the origins of photography; double exposures...0March 4, 2013

Interstitial Spaces: The Visual Dreams of Filip Dujardin and Lauren Marsolier

Photomontage is a technique that has long been used by artists to create new visions of reality. Its use can be traced back to the origins of photography; double exposures…

Trans-Location, at San Francisco’s Hosfelt Gallery, features new paintings by Driss Ouadahi. Ouadahi was born to Algerian parents in Casablanca, Morocco and studied architecture in Algeria before attending the Kunstakademie...0February 11, 2013

Driss Ouadahi: Trans-Location

Trans-Location, at San Francisco’s Hosfelt Gallery, features new paintings by Driss Ouadahi. Ouadahi was born to Algerian parents in Casablanca, Morocco and studied architecture in Algeria before attending the Kunstakademie…

Claire Fontaine, “Sell Your Debt” (2013) at Queen’s Nails Claire Fontaine (CF) is a Paris-based collective artist. They named themselves after a popular French stationary company, and began to rise...0February 4, 2013

Articulating Insurrection: On Claire Fontaine’s Incendiary Art Practice

Claire Fontaine, “Sell Your Debt” (2013) at Queen’s Nails Claire Fontaine (CF) is a Paris-based collective artist. They named themselves after a popular French stationary company, and began to rise…

Gun Machine is a tightly wound, little beast of a detective novel. The story begins with two NYC detectives who stumble into an explosive situation. An angry, naked man with...0January 31, 2013

Warren Ellis’ Gun Machine

Gun Machine is a tightly wound, little beast of a detective novel. The story begins with two NYC detectives who stumble into an explosive situation. An angry, naked man with…

Part two of our mapping series. See Part one Mapping Histories History is never objective—interpretations of events always vary depending on whose perspective is prioritized. It is always a process...0September 29, 2012

The Urban Narrative: Local History Tours and Place-Marking as Sites of Contestation.

Part two of our mapping series. See Part one Mapping Histories History is never objective—interpretations of events always vary depending on whose perspective is prioritized. It is always a process…

The Hirschorn Museum and Sculpture Garden was built to house the Hirschorn art collection, which was acquired by the Smithsonian in 1965. The site picked for the Hirschorn had previously...0June 13, 2012

Doug Aitken and DS+R Only Have Eyes for the Hirschorn

The Hirschorn Museum and Sculpture Garden was built to house the Hirschorn art collection, which was acquired by the Smithsonian in 1965. The site picked for the Hirschorn had previously…