Originally published in What’s that Cat’s Story. â—Šâ—Š For all the impressive effort that went into its presentation, The Visitors, 2012, emanates languor and mellow sadness. The nine-channel video and sound installation is the Icelandic artist’s latest attempt to achieve a state of “divine boredom,†and The Visitors is a humble success. A soulful […]
Originally published at the Cluster Mag, and reposted by Salon.com. ◊◊ When Hurricane Sandy hit New York, the city’s art book powerhouse lost thousands of pamphlets, editions, and irreplaceable works of art. Cluster talks to Printed Matter’s development coordinator about how the venue’s work has changed after the storm. Printed […]
Originally published in The WILD Magazine. ◊◊ Jacob Tobia has an unapologetic (and frankly, unforgettable) stride, and a physical build to suggest an aptitude for running competitively. Last December, he employed both in an inspired fundraiser for the Sandy-devastated Ali Forney Center, a shelter for homeless LGBT youth, by running […]