Posts in category SFAQ 20
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June 27, 2015 Dave Hickey: In Conversation With Jarrett Earnest (Part Two)
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June 22, 2015 A Curatorial Contact High
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June 16, 2015 That Domino Effect: The Hidden Story In The U.S. Immigration Debate (Part Three)
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June 15, 2015 Pippi, Joni, And Virginia: Too Busy Being Free
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June 11, 2015 Art As Asset: Financialization And The Art Market
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Dave Hickey: In Conversation With Jarrett Earnest (Part Two)
One of the things that surprises me to no end, and this is an operation of power, is that people feel unable to just go …
A Curatorial Contact High
In early February 2015, I met with UC Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive adjunct curator Constance Lewallen and assistant curator Stephanie Cannizzo in …
That Domino Effect: The Hidden Story In The U.S. Immigration Debate (Part Three)
Following World War II, the Red Menace mentality held a death grip over U.S. foreign policy. In the 1950s it fomented U.S.-backed clandestine coups, by …
Pippi, Joni, And Virginia: Too Busy Being Free
White Ladies of the Canyon In February, Joni Mitchell told New York Magazine that she has an affinity for black men. In fact, she went …
Art As Asset: Financialization And The Art Market
In February, the artist Sarah Meyohas invented her own currency called “BitchCoin,” which she presented in collaboration with Where Gallery in Brooklyn, as part of …
Elaine Cameron-Weir: In Conversation With Alex Bacon
Alex Bacon met with Elaine Cameron-Weir in her Brooklyn studio to discuss some of the issues at play in and around her work. Structured less …
The Owl Of Minerva
It is not pleasant to contemplate the thoughts that must be passing through the mind of the Owl of Minerva as the dusk falls and …
A Theory Of Possible Futures: Sharjah Biennial 12
At first sight, the city is nowhere as inebriating as the neighboring Dubai, with its maximalist now-iconic skyline, particularly sugarcoated for the Art Week and …
A Proposed Framework For Considering Network Critique Media
Much of Internet culture uncritically frolics in an ecology greatly affected by the unique opportunities and affordances of the Internet and the web while ignoring …
Lynn Hershman Leeson: In Conversation With Terri Cohn
When did you become or realize you were a conceptual artist? I think it was probably in the late ‘60s when I wanted to push …
Objects Not To Scale: Contemporary Mappa Mundi Of The Surveillance State
When NSA documents released by Edward Snowden first went public, one extremely pointed and particular angle of outrage came not from privacy activists but from …
On Point 2.06: Remembering Richard Berger
By the time any of you are reading this, I will have already given my eulogy for Richard Berger, and only time will tell if …
Tania Candiani: In Conversation With Julio César Morales
One of the last times I saw Tania we drank a bottle of Blanton’s Kentucky Bourbon and laid on the floor in my living room …
The Design Isn’t Firm; Or, Why Do Curators Talk Like That?
To encounter ambitious contemporary art, you must also encounter the world of the international curator, the most prominent member of the global art world. He’s …