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By Anulfo BaezApril 17, 2013 0

Five Questions with Arlette Kayafas on the 10th Anniversary of Gallery Kayafas

Arlette Kayafas with one of the Guerrilla Girls in September 2012. Courtesy of Gallery Kayafas Ten years ago, Arlette Kayafas opened a photography gallery on 450 Harrison Avenue (Thayer Street entrance) becoming what Big Red & Shiny contributor Robyn…

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By Emily Berçir ZimmermanApril 16, 2013 0

Eclipse, Ellipse & Ellipsis: An Interview with Michael Oatman

In July of 2011, Michael Oatman, artist and associate professor at Rensselaer’s School of Architecture, gave me a tour of all utopias fell; a project that had opened nine months prior on the grounds of MASS MoCA and will be…

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By Tara Merenda NelsonApril 16, 2013 0

New to New Media (with apologies to Lev Manovich): Filmmakers Jennifer Montgomery & Tara Nelson discuss New Media

The idea to discuss and document a discourse around New Media began with an innocent admonition of a field that seemed to both encompass and abandon our own practices as filmmakers. The discussion began with a telephone conversation and grew…

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By Matthew KuhlmanApril 9, 2013 0

Studio Sessions: Musa Hixson

Welcome to the newest episode of Studio Sessions with guest Musa Hixson Musa earned a BFA from Hampton University in Virginia, and an MFA from the Pratt Institute in 1998. The use of circles and spheres is a recurring theme…

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By Matthew KuhlmanMarch 26, 2013 0

Studio Sessions: Maximiliano Sinani

Our guest on this episode of Studio Sessions is Maximiliano Sinani. Maximiliano earned his undergraduate degree from the Universidad Mayor de San Andres in La Paz, Bolivia, and his MFA from the School of Visual Arts. Maximiliano’s works often involve…

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By Avram FinkelsteinMarch 18, 2013 0

In class question and answer with Avram Finkelstein

On Thursday, February 28 the Art Department at the University of Massachusetts Boston, in conjunction with Associate Professor of Art History David Areford’s course Art 210: Queer Visual Culture, welcomed the artist Avram Finkelstein for an hour-long lecture and Q&A…

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By Avram FinkelsteinMarch 18, 2013 0

Queer Codes in the Public Sphere: A lecture by Avram Finkelstein

Editor’s Note: On Thursday, February 28 the Art Department at the University of Massachusetts Boston, in conjunction with Associate Professor of Art History David Areford’s course “Art 210: Queer Visual Culture,” welcomed the artist Avram Finkelstein for an hour-long lecture…

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By Matthew KuhlmanMarch 12, 2013 0

Studio Sessions: John Steck Jr.

My guest on this episode of Studio Sessions is photographer John Steck, Jr. John earned his BFA from the Massachusetts College of Art and Design in 2010, and is currently finishing up his MFA at the San Francisco Art Institute.…

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By Matthew KuhlmanFebruary 26, 2013 0

Studio Sessions: Piotr Parda

Welcome to the next installment of Studio Sessions interviews, this time with Piotr Parda. Piotr earned an MFA from the Academy of Fine Arts in Poznan, Poland in 2000, and earned a second MFA form the School of the…

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By Sandrine SchaeferFebruary 18, 2013 0

The Interface as Place: Sandrine Schaefer and Bradley Benedetti in Conversation

Living in The United States in the twenty-first century, it is impossible to escape the complexities of the digital body and our rapidly evolving screen culture. Interested in exploring the interface as a place and the challenges and potential that…

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By Stephanie CardonFebruary 18, 2013 0

On the Line: Andrea Fraser discusses the personal and the political

This conversation with Andrea Fraser took place in January, on the day that followed her performance of Men on the Line: Men Committed to Feminism, KPFK, 1972 at the ICA Boston. Fraser has gained much recognition for her engagement in…

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By John PyperFebruary 18, 2013 0

The Living Room: Lee Mingwei at the Gardner

Lee Mingwei was born in Taiwan and is based out of New York City. He is currently an artist in residence at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum where he has been in residence numerous times since 1999. His ongoing project…

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By Stephanie CardonFebruary 14, 2013 0

sübSamsøn: 2. Carlos Jiménez Cahua, artist in residence

Carlos Jiménez Cahua Untitled #65.p (My [Aesthetic] Vocabulary Did This To Me; bicubic), 2012 Tiff file, dimensions variable This is part two of a conversation about the artist-in-residence program sübSamsøn, directed by Camilo Alvarez, interviewed a few days ago. The…

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By Stephanie CardonFebruary 13, 2013 0

sübSamsøn: 1. Camilo Alvarez discusses the Samsøn residency program

Camilo Alvarez sübSamsøn is an artist-in-residence program developed by Samsøn owner and director Camilo Alvarez. An artist is invited to occupy a small studio in the basement of the Gallery’s 450 Harrison Avenue space in Boston for a duration…

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By Matthew KuhlmanFebruary 12, 2013 0

Studio Sessions: Anthony Montuori

In this episode of Studio Sessions we talk with artist Anthony Montuori. Anthony is a 2012 MFA graduate from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, and earned his BFA from the Montserrat College of Art in…

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By Stephanie CardonFebruary 7, 2013 0

From Berlin, Susanna Bolle discusses Non-Event’s 2013 concert series

Non-Event, the Boston-based experimental music concert series, is about to start its 10th season. Over the past decade, it has steadily built a strong reputation and following through its cutting edge programming, and has partnered with many venues and…

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By Matthew KuhlmanJanuary 29, 2013 0

Studio Sessions: Andrea Evans

Our next guest on the Studio Sessions podcast series is Andrea Evans. Andrea Evans is a 2009 MFA graduate from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, and earned a BFA in painting from Arizona State University…

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By Shane GodfreyJanuary 17, 2013 0

Video Portrait: Aint-Bad Magazine

We’re very pleased to publish our first commissioned video interview, shot and edited by Shane Godfrey and Meg Elkinton. The up-and-coming Aint-Bad Magazine, founded by Taylor Curry, James Jackman, Caitie Moore, and Carson Sanders, may seem like an odd…

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By Matthew KuhlmanJanuary 15, 2013 0

Studio Sessions: Kirk Snow

Given how warm this winter has been, we’ll have to settle for as best a substitute as we can find for the missing winter weather and talk with artist with the name of Snow instead. Kirk Snow earned a BA…

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By LATITUDESJanuary 14, 2013 0

#OpenCurating. Transversal Itineraries: an Interview with Sònia López and Anna Ramos of MACBA

Barcelona’s Museum of Contemporary Art (MACBA) opened its doors in the city’s Raval district in 1995, though its Foundation dates back to 1987, when a broad cross-section of Catalan civil society and private companies created the MACBA Foundation. The Foundation,…

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