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All posts by James McAnally
A first-hand account of our editor’s arrest and detention at a peaceful protest following the no-indictment decision of Darren Wilson in Ferguson, MO on November 25th, 2014.
We interview EXILE Books founder Amanda Keeley about EXILE’s experimental mentality, how it connects to Keeley’s personal practice and upcoming plans for the upstart project.
Temporary has organized a social response to the expansive and complex State of the Art exhibition at Crystal Bridges, which will invite the exhibition’s curators, participating artists and a call for critics and audiences to respond to the show through a continually evolving text.
James McAnally reflects on the events in Ferguson following the violent death of Mike Brown by Ferguson police, the vocal protests and the subsequent burning of his memorial as a work of public mourning.
The 9/50 Summit organized by the Atlanta Contemporary Art Center, Seed Space and Elsewhere, featured 18 artist-run spaces, presenters and projects from throughout the Southeast.
I am for an artist who vanishes takes Claes Oldenburg’s 1961 manifesto and recent developments in socially-engaged art to explore the collective life of art as it leaves the CV of the artist and enters a broader field.
Reflecting on the recent Hand in Glove conference, James McAnally addresses the past and future of artist-centered practice: How are we to build on our own legacies? Why do we falter when we talk about sustainability? How do we understand our capacities?