Logan Cryer

August 17, 2018 by Logan Cryer

Logan Cyer is back with a review of “Big Boys,” the newest Open Call exhibition at Little Berlin, on view through August 26. For them the works on view raise a number of important questions about the politics the personal and what it means to take up space.

July 22, 2018 by Logan Cryer

From kinky to whimsical and humorous, it’s sexual healing at Space 1026 in Sloppy Seconds

Logan Cryer visits Sloppy Seconds, the 2-person show at Space 1026 featuring work by Wit López and Heather Raquel Phillips. It’s a whimsical affair and both artists draw heavily from craft aesthetics to celebrate brown, queer desire. NOTE: The closing reception is Tuesday, July 24, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM with a performance by Kol-Kez. The exhibit closes July 28.

June 25, 2018 by Logan Cryer

Searching in “The Last Place They Thought Of” at the Institute of Contemporary Art

Logan Cryer is back and thinking about their experience at the Institute for Contemporary Art’s current group show, “The Last Place They Thought Of,” on view through August 12. The exhibition views race and landscape through the specific lens of the black female body.

May 28, 2018 by Logan Cryer

Observations from The Legume Room

Artblog’s newest correspondent, Logan Cryer, reports on the goings on at The Legume Room — the newest pop-up gallery in town, organized and operated by a cohort of recent Tyler BFA graduates. Through a thoughtfully-presented series of 7, week-long group shows, these emerging artist-curators have demonstrated care for the art without taking themselves too seriously. Scroll down for a great Q and A between Logan and the Legume Room founders, and visit their closing reception on Friday, June 1st.