CO-FOUNDERS
Sarrita Hunn, managing editor
sarrita@temporaryartreview.com
Sarrita Hunn’s multidisciplinary studio practice explores how information is mediated through cognitive and technological processes. Over the last decade, she has worked with many artist-run and alternative spaces and projects across the globe including recently at Koh-i-noor (Copenhagen, Denmark) with sponsorship from the Danish Arts Council.
www.sarritahunn.com
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James McAnally, executive editor
james@temporaryartreview.com
A graduate of Washington University, James McAnally is a founder of The Luminary Center for the Arts, a nonprofit artist resourcing organization based in St. Louis. Since its inception, he has served as The Luminary’s Executive Director and Curator in addition to participating in numerous boards and independent initiatives. James is a musician and is currently the Art Director at Post Literate, an Art + Music label.
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REGULAR CONTRIBUTORS
Sage Dawson is an artist, writer, and educator based in St. Louis, Missouri. She examines the history of cartographic rendering: mapping to investigate collective experiences, sublimity, and the distinct identities of spaces. Her work draws from community projects, radical cartography, and the landscape itself. Sage’s work was recently featured in Elephant Magazine and in FROM HERE TO THERE published by Princeton Architectural Press. www.sagedawson.com
Sasha Dela is an artist and the co-director of Skydive Art Space in Houston.
Genevieve Quick is a San Francisco-based artist and art writer. Quick has been awarded residence at the de Young Museum, MacDowell, Derjassi, and Yaddo.
Clara Van Zanten earned her Ph.D. in English at the University of California, Davis, where she studied contemporary poetry and ecology. She teaches English and writing.
Nancy Zastudil emphasizes an expanded notion of curating, organized under the title of The Necessarian, to provide a series of creative services rooted in historical and contemporary art, as well as administrative knowledge, including exhibition curating, project implementation, and public programming for institutions, consulting services for organizations, and professional development and referrals for artists. She is co-founder of PLAND (Practice Liberating Art through Necessary Dislocation); the Taos Coordinator for ISEA2012 Albuquerque: Machine Wilderness; and a visual arts contributor for A+C Magazine Houston. Nancy holds a BFA in Painting and Drawing from The Ohio State University and a MA in Curatorial Practice from California College of the Arts. www.thenecessarian.com
CONTRIBUTORS
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