Temporary Art Review is a platform for contemporary art criticism that focuses on alternative spaces and critical exchange among disparate art communities. Temporary is a national network, highlighting both practical and theoretical discourse through exhibition reviews, interviews, essays and profiles on artist-run spaces and projects.
Interviews
A Conversation with Jenny Murphy and Brie Cella of Perennial

A Conversation with Jenny Murphy and Brie Cella of Perennial

Amelia-Colette Jones interviews the organizers of Perennial, an art-centered social enterprise in South St. Louis.
A Conversation with Carey Chiaia of The Publications and Multiples Fair

A Conversation with Carey Chiaia of The Publications and Multiples Fair

Max Guy interviews Carey Chiaia of Open Space Gallery about emerging Baltimore staple, The Publications and Multiples Fair.
Aurora Picture Show: An Interview with Andrea Grover

Aurora Picture Show: An Interview with Andrea Grover

Andrea Grover moved to Houston in 1995 to attend the Core Program. Shortly after, she founded the Aurora Picture Show. Andrea has much to say about the playfulness and DIY spirit of the Houston art scene and reveals the secret of running a successful program at Aurora.
Proper Residency: A Conversation with Angela Malchionno

Proper Residency: A Conversation with Angela Malchionno

Amelia Jones talks to Angela Malchionno about social change, homesteading, and facilitating the support of artists in small, sincere ways.
Philadelphia CSA: An Interview with Grizzly Grizzly and Tiger Strikes Asteroid

Philadelphia CSA: An Interview with Grizzly Grizzly and Tiger Strikes Asteroid

Rachel Reese interviews the founders of the Philadelphia CSA, which supports a direct maker-to-buyer relationship between artists and collectors in the region.
The Print Center: An Interview with Ashley Peel Pinkham

The Print Center: An Interview with Ashley Peel Pinkham

The Print Center in Philadelphia was founded in 1915 and continues to support printmaking and photography through its exhibition and education programs.
The Mitchell Center for the Arts: An Interview with Karen Farber

The Mitchell Center for the Arts: An Interview with Karen Farber

The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Center for the Arts has an interdisciplinary and collaborative focus that is very unique in Houston and nationally.
Interview with Matt Arnett of Atlanta’s Grocery on Home: An Intimate Space That Seamlessly Blends Music, Art, and Lifestyle

Interview with Matt Arnett of Atlanta’s Grocery on Home: An Intimate Space That Seamlessly Blends Music, Art, and Lifestyle

In partnership with Atlanta-based online magazine BURNAWAY, Lilly Lampe interviews Grocery on Home founder Matt Arnett about the unique domestic space's performance series.
Atlanta's Art-Drag: 4 artists reflect on their inspirations, audiences, personae and plans

Atlanta’s Art-Drag: 4 artists reflect on their inspirations, audiences, personae and plans

Maggie Ginestra and Aubrey Longley Cook convene a conversation around Atlanta's 'art-drag' community covering Lacan, drag-as-activism, and performance cultures in the city.