The following article was originally published by Square Cylinder in August 2025. San Francisco is a city of microclimates. Neighborhood temperatures can vary by twenty degrees, one foggy, one warm and bright. Conditions may be exacerbated by summer climes which draw hot, dry air from… +
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.