Weekend
August 1, 2020
Slavery and the Dehumanization of Modern Life
Through texts and objects, Cameron Rowland illuminates the connection between slavery and the commercial structures that define the global economy today.
Martha Buskirk
A Triennale In Tune With Our Pandemic-Affected Moment
In the face of climate change, economic and political convulsions, and the coronavirus pandemic, it is our modes of living and of occupying our planet that we must urgently modify.
Edward M. Gómez
The Art World We Have Lost
Loren Munk’s “SOHO Map” offers a visual record of a densely peopled art world.
David Carrier
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The Original Forger of Magic
No one was as successful at impersonation and forgery as William Ellsworth Robinson, nor has anyone failed as spectacularly.
John Yau
Climbing a Symbolic Mountain With a Surrealist Writer
Long out of print, Mount Analogue, René Daumal’s cult classic, offers a tale of renunciation and self-acceptance.
Nolan Kelly
Artists Quarantine With Their Art Collections
“Sometimes we’re so overwhelmed in the present that it seems impossible to think a future beyond it – but the work of imagination must always continue.”
Stephen Maine
Required Reading
This week, recreating historical sites with GIFs, a really awful city seal, art history’s future, Seth Rogen on Israel, the looming renters’ crisis, some tea about Bill Maher, and more.
Hrag Vartanian
"The Dinner Party" Coasters
This set of four corkboard coasters is based on Judy Chicago's "The Dinner Party," a massive ceremonial banquet arranged on a triangular table with a total of thirty-nine place settings, each commemorating an important woman from history.
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