Mary Coyne concludes coverage of the 2014 Open Engagement Conference on May 16-18, 2014 at the Queens Museum.
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Kira Greene continues our three-part coverage of the Open Engagement Conference on May 16-18, 2014 at the Queens Museum.
Netta Sadovsky surveys the recent Open Engagement Conference, which took place on May 16-18th, 2014 at the Queens Museum.
Quasi-Choreography, curated by Alexandria Eregbu, is a color-coded revelation of errors in process, flaws in actions, and the shared predicament of being human.
Upon arriving for the opening of “Broadcasting from Home” by St. Louis artist Ann-Maree Walker, I briefly wondered if the venue was about to undergo a land survey or utility work.
The two day conference “What Now? Collaboration and Collectivity” at The New School attempted to tackle dilemmas of institutionalization and explore alternative models for art collectives and organizations.
The two day conference “What Now? Collaboration and Collectivity” at The New School attempted to tackle dilemmas of institutionalization and explore alternative models for art collectives and organizations.
The second in a dual review, Mike Calway-Fagen responds to Bill Conger’s retrospective, Coming Dark: Selected Works from 2004-2014 on view at Murray State University.