by Katie Armstrong
The two separate shows, Cooper’s God Love Brigus and Law’s Means & Ends, become unified as a result of their common interest: the use of synergy.
Tara Cooper and Jenn Law at loop
Category: FEATURES
Feature After the Fact: Feature Contemporary Art Fair 2015
Catherine MacArthur Falls
Feature’s smaller scale, its individualization of gallery space, its tour guides and gallery reps wiling to explain intricacies of material or content, allowed this type of quieter work to stand out.
Interview with photographer, Chloe Norman
by Emily Newell
I strongly feel that is also can be a very open relationship being both a feminist and a Christian, especially in our times. I think that the best way for me to think about it is as the quest for equality
Imre Hajagos: Cold Brew Horizon at Gallery 1313
by Julie McNeill
It is a departure from his earlier style as natural and organic forms play an equally important role as urban motifs. The artist contemplates subjects as diverse as the universe’s passage of time all the way to the simple pleasure of the lakeside.
Kent Monkman: The Rise and Fall of Civilization
Mauricio Contreras-Paredes
Inspired by multiple histories told at once, and full of contemporary connotations, The Rise and Fall of Civilization is a show worth seeing.
Rhonda Weppler + Trevor Mahovsky: The Visitation
by Sunny Kim
The installation nudges the viewer to move around and interact with the space.
Interview with Frances Ferdinands
by Haafiz Karim
In creating the work for the show, my intention was to use those techniques and designs I had learned in Sri Lanka and re-contextualize and re-vitalize them.
Joseph Hartman: Artist Studios / Stephen Bulger Gallery
by Catherine MacArthur Falls
Joseph Hartman has created a beautiful and technically masterful series of photographs, one that not only reminds us of our near-obsession with artists and their creative processes, but that also raises questions, as all interesting art does
Isabel Rocamora: Troubled Histories, Ecstatic Solitudes
by Sunny Kim
Rocamora has created deeply reflexive films that makes viewers question identity, religion, and the past in highly personal terms.
Amy Bowles: Echoing Wood at Paul Petro
by Vanessa Zeoli
The sculptures manage to combine elements of imagination and reality well while challenging the spectator to perceive the world with innocence and to be receptive to the possibility of the unimaginable.
Janne Reuss: Bound in Blue at Gallery 1313
by Rhiann Moore
Like the thread of the veils each piece weaves together the different aspects of the artist’s identity as an immigrant and as a woman.
Fall 2015 Opening at The Power Plant
by Sunny Kim
The Power Plant introduced three major solo exhibitions by three international artists: Carlos Amorales, Dora Garcia, and Mark Lewis.