With hundreds of activities throughout the state of New Mexico and the Southwest region, ISEA2012 Albuquerque: Machine Wilderness, the 18th International Symposium for Electronic Art will be one of the largest gatherings addressing the future of art, science, technology, and nature in the United States in recent history.
Larry Krone takes the intimate and everyday and makes it present and teeming with energy, writes Laura Elizabeth Barone.
Elwyn Plamerton discusses his recent exhibition, "The Laughing Dough," at SouthFirst Gallery in Brooklyn, NY.
Rounding out our month-long feature on Houston, TX, RoadsignUSA is a billboard project by June Woest and Urban Artists.
I've been going back and forth to Mexico to participate in many of these types of writer's gatherings since 2006. Most of the writing "encuentros" have programming that tends toward pretty staid or boring affairs...but not this encuentro.
Clara Van Zanten reviews ˚ (read "Degree") by Stephen Cartwright and Andrew James, at the Luminary Center for the Arts through May 11.
Smartly modeled after a “mixed tape,” Tommy Becker presents an unevenly successful series composed of two sides and twenty-five tracks.
When I hear that a celebrity is doing art on the side, I assume it’s terrible.
Joel Shapiro and I sat down for an interview in his New York studio the week before his "New Installation" exhibition at Rice University Art Gallery in Houston, Texas.
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