The Art of the Photo Op
This artist hasn't adjusted to the fact that now we can see how his art is made, and it’s ugly.
How to Erase the Flood
I glumly joked with a friend that our second Civil War would be fought over the removal of monuments to the first Civil War.
Happy Summer! or, Something Wicked This Way Comes
The summer months loom before Texas artists like a threat.
Is criticism dead yet? Does anyone care?
What happens when, as a critic or artist, you believe the culture and the tradition from which a practice emerges is criminal, or even evil?
Should Artists Have to Talk About Their Work?
Good artists can inadvertently unsell themselves by attempting the confident and polished ‘performance’ when they would have been better off grunting for an hour.
How Not to Teach Art: The Pedagogy Group
The devaluation of individuality, competition and markets is totalitarianism.
The Art of the Livestream
Livestreaming can be inherently political in this day and age because our bodies are the most political subject of all.
An Incomplete Guide to Critiquing Painting in Tumultuous Times
People who don’t know anything about painting should sit down, shut up, and listen to the the artists and critics who have given their lives to understanding painting.
Watch Out for Painting: Supports/Surfaces with Raphael Rubinstein
If painting's “very definition is in crisis,” I wanted to get to the bottom of it.
