Weekend
July 18, 2020
The Art World’s Erasure of a Revolutionary Japanese-American Artist
It’s clear that Leo Amino was neither interested in making identity the key to his art nor concerned with fitting in because he likely knew that he never could.
John Yau
Shaking Up the Ethnographic Museum
In a new book, the curator and art historian Clémentine Deliss proposes that “ethnographic” artifacts be reconsidered, remediated — and maybe even returned to their original owners.
Edward M. Gómez
Bob Dylan’s Collage Artistry
Always a master thief, in recent years Dylan has become a collage artist as well.
Lucas Fagen
A Deep Dive into Sarah Charlesworth’s Image Archive
An important aspect of Charlesworth’s practice is her longstanding engagement with publishing: she was an active writer and critic, and made several artist books and photo catalogues.
Megan N. Liberty
A Mural Rises in Pittsburgh
Liberation Wall by Kyle Holbrook and Moving Lives of Kids Community Mural Project commemorates people and events that deserve attention right now.
David Carrier
Artists Quarantine With Their Art Collections
“How is art to react? By persisting in its freedom.”
Stephen Maine
Required Reading
This week, Gov. Cuomo’s sad COVID poster, deepfaking activists, the fear of being canceled, the ‘Inconvenient Women’ in Hip-Hop, and more.
Hrag Vartanian
From the store...
Louise Bourgeois Memory Card Game
This boredom-buster brings together famous textile works and quotes from Bourgeois herself in a fun and educational game that can be played by both children and adults. If you really want to make the most of it, you can even stick the pieces on your wall.
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