Gregor Turk’s Terminal Velocity presents place as inconsistent despite our best attempts to cement them.
Category Archive ‘Reviews’
10.05.12
Capturing Moments: Kuhn and Christenberry at Jackson
Mona Kuhn and William Christenberry’s exhibitions at Jackson Fine Art document personal histories.
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09.05.12
George Long’s New Work Mimics Memories at Marcia Wood Gallery
George Long’s blurred and distorted drawings at Marcia Wood Gallery read like difficult memories.
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08.05.12
Beth Lilly Mines the Currency of Her Memory Bank at Hagedorn
Known previously for her Oracle @ WiFi project, the Atlanta-based photographer furthers her play with fictional truths.
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02.05.12
More Than Painting: Professionals Pant at the Contemporary
“If you want to be taken seriously as an artist, you cannot avoid painting.” A statement to consider?
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25.04.12
Jiha Moon’s Detourist Exaggerates a Simplified View of Culture
Jiha Moon’s latest exhibition at Saltworks emphasizes the form of illusory authenticity a tourist experiences.
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23.04.12
Rua | Wülf, a Wildly Imaginative Journey at the Goat Farm
This ambitious play delivers incredible visual experiences, albeit with some storytelling flaws, ending its final night April 29.
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18.04.12
Kofke and Chambers’s The Ends Suggests That Change is in the Air
Beep Beep Gallery’s current two-person show employs technology as nostalgia to question our civilization’s present situation.
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17.04.12
Missed Opportunities in The Tents, a History of New York Fashion Week
Screening Thursday at SCAD-Atlanta, this informative film is high on fashion but a little low on deeper insights.
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17.04.12
Connecting the Dots between Science and Art at Spruill Gallery
Science inspires artists, but artists inspire other artists more.
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16.04.12
Alan Loehle’s Recent Rome Series at Marcia Wood Gallery is Refreshing
Alan Loehle’s Rome Series of paintings succeeds at extending a historical background to his painterly style.
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07.04.12
Get This! Gallery Goes Meta for Ben Roosevelt’s Blue Flame
Turning a gallery into an imaginary bar provides this show’s conceptual edge, but with a down-to-earth communal twist.























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