The following article was originally published by Square Cylinder on June 16, 2025. “You the performer” is a tightly organized photography show featuring nine artists who, taken together, survey the evolving dialectic between the camera and its subject. As those two archetypal roles play out… +
The following article was published by Square Cylinder on May 29, 2025. “Things one sees through a blurred sheet of glass, that figures, predestined, condition of thought.” —Robert Creeley, “Rain” On the Mesa: An Anthology of Bolinas Writing (Song Cave, 2021). Terri Loewenthal’s current show, “Mt…. +
The following review was originally published by Visual Art Source in April 2025. Rugs are ubiquitous in daily domestic life and have been for centuries — tracing back to around 3000 BC when they were first produced by shepherds and goatherders. Often relegated to the floor, their… +
The following article was originally published by Electric Literature in April, 2025. See the full interview here.
The following review was originally published by Artforum in March 2025. The Institute of Contemporary Art San Francisco (ICA SF) debuted its new location with three exhibitions, one of which included “The Poetics of Dimensions,”a robust eleven-artist show organized by ARTNOIR cofounder and international curator Larry… +