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 features on artist-run spaces and projects.
Saint Louis
Great Rivers Biennial 2012 at the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis

Great Rivers Biennial 2012 at the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis

Laura Elizabeth Barone surveys the 2012 Great Rivers Biennial, which provides 3 emerging and midcareer artists significant financial awards and a collaborative exhibition at the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis.
Larry Krone: Here I Am at PSTL Gallery

Larry Krone: Here I Am at PSTL Gallery

Larry Krone takes the intimate and everyday and makes it present and teeming with energy, writes Laura Elizabeth Barone.
˚ at the Luminary Center for the Arts

˚ at the Luminary Center for the Arts

Clara Van Zanten reviews ˚ (read "Degree") by Stephen Cartwright and Andrew James, at the Luminary Center for the Arts through May 11.
It's About Time: Inland Symposium, CST

It’s About Time: Inland Symposium, CST

On April 12th and 13th, the annual Inland Symposium, titled CST: Central Standard Time, will look at cultural production in the Midwest and examine its contribution to the nation's art and visual culture.
Brandon Anschultz: Pacer at the Contemporary Art Museum

Brandon Anschultz: Pacer at the Contemporary Art Museum

Laura Elizabeth Barone explores the singular materiality of Brandon Anschultz's work, on display at the Contemporary Art Museum in St. Louis through April 22.
THE GODFATHER OF CHEROKEE ST

THE GODFATHER OF CHEROKEE ST

GALEN GONDOLFI! GALEN! THE GODFATHER OF CHEROKEE!
The Luminary Center for the Arts

The Luminary Center for the Arts

The month-long feature on St. Louis's art community continues with a profile of The Luminary, an incubator for new ideas in the arts that doubles as Temporary's Publisher.
Pop-Ups All Over

Pop-Ups All Over

Netta Sadovsky writes that pop-up shows, temporary convergences of artists, communities, and unusual spaces, are on the rise in St. Louis.
Ned Vena at White Flag Projects

Ned Vena at White Flag Projects

Laura Elizabeth Barone reviews Ned Vena's solo exhibition, a part minimalist, part Op Art, part Surrealist experience, at White Flag Projects through April 7.