Each year, our contributor Andrea Kirsh reads lots of book. During the holiday season, she selects a number of them to recommend to you. They might be great presents for the art loving spouse or friend. Or they might be something you decide you can’t live without.
Read MoreRoberta sees the solo exhibit by Rebecca Rutstein at Bridgette Mayer Gallery and talks with the artist about the work, which is inspired by Rutstein’s 30-day voyage as artist in residence on a research vessel in the Gulf of California. The paintings are strong and energetic
Read MoreAndrea Kirsh travels to Rowan University for Wendel White’s exhibit ‘Folding Time,’ which she calls powerful.
Read MoreLane Timothy Speidel experiences music in the form of video/audio works by Toshi Makihara and says about the work, “These are a series of experiments strung together by that fact of percussion. It is a beautiful tumble down a glorious hole, where anything becomes possible. Although many of these are everyday materials – don’t be fooled – Makihara is extremely talented and practiced at finding music in hidden places.”
Read MoreAndrea Kirsh sees a provocative series of photos having to do with the sense of touch at the ICA — installed within rooms and hallways created for the exhibit — and comments that the intimate domesticity, even with narratives that are ambiguous, is relatable.
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