In her review of Marianne Bernstein’s new photo book, ‘Theatre of the Everyday,’ Sharon Garbe comments that the book is a tasteful venue for the photographer’s works. She speculates on the book’s title, declaring that perhaps “Bernstein’s reference to the theater is a declaration of photography’s artifice, its subjectivity.”
Read MoreRoberta’s two-part interview with artist and independent curator, Marianne Bernstein, who’s moving to Chicago with her family this Fall, covers issues of curating public space as well as creating a mix of established and emerging artists in the same project and exhibit. It’s a long read but touches on important points about independent curating by an artist.
Read MoreChip journeys to the Arctic through a recent group exhibition, noting that the 26 artists of Due North have managed to capture the icy terrain’s mystery and appeal.
Read MoreRoberta writes about a public art video project curated by Marianne Bernstein that takes place in the subway concourse under Dilworth Plaza.
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