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2022, The Gallatin Galleries, NYU
Exhibition Checklist https://wp.nyu.edu/gallatingalleries/about-the-show/
This paper proposes to investigate the creation of and the solo exhibition of works of art which pertain to the topic of a “A Beautiful Demise”. The exhibition included drawings, paintings, sculptures, and giclee mono-prints from computer-generated imagery. The use of new technologies was displayed alongside other works in traditional materials which included paintings in oil and drawings in graphite and pastel. Inside the gallery, the large oversized works towered over the viewer's eye level. Smaller jewel-like paintings and sculptures also shared the space. All works were intended to engage the viewer in an intimate fashion. The works in the exhibit ranged in a variety of mark-making from prominent, pronounced and improvisational to ordered, obscure and hidden. The variety of choices of media was intended to introduce new metaphors about the relevance of the handmade marks of the artist juxtaposed beside artworks with machine-made manufactured marks.
The paper reviews the exhibition Matisse, The Essence of Line - Selected Prints (1900-1950) held at the Marlborough Galleries.
recent page from my blog
Printmaking Art + Aine Scannell's Blog Home Artworks 1 Artists Books Labels Portfolio Website2019 •
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International Journal of Heritage Studies
Curating the Caribbean: unsettling the boundaries of art and artefact2020 •
In this paper, we consider the material and visual implications of coloniality – the darker side of modernity, and structure of management that underpins and supports modernity’s rhetoric of promises – within the circum-Caribbean through a reflection on curating the exhibition Decolonising Refinement: Contemporary Pursuits in the Art of Edouard Duval-Carrié. By juxtaposing the recent work of Haitian-born American painter and sculptor Edouard Duval-Carrié (1954b) and a selection of historical artefacts from the Southeastern US we bring to light the recursive patterns of colonialism and exploitation in which the Gulf region has been culturally, economically, and politically entangled. Our collaborative exhibition deconstructs the notion of refinement both in the aesthetic sense and also as processes by which a resource becomes a product. For Duval-Carrié, the Caribbean is not merely a case study for these broader global dynamics, but rather the crucible from which the modern, industrial age emerges. We thus approach this exhibition as an experiment in decolonising the museum – itself a tool of coloniality – by creating dynamic visual and material relationships in the gallery that deny the viewer the convenient binaries of past/present, art/artefact, and US/Caribbean, and thus forge new possibilities for a kind of decolonial museality that reflects upon its own medial limitations.
Curated by Jonathan D. Katz and Conor Moynihan at the 2016 Queer Arts Festival by Pride in Art in Vancouver, BC, Drama Queer explores the role of emotion in contemporary queer art as a form of political practice. Emotion has been identified by scholars and activists as central to much queer contemporary work. This exhibition places the queer utility of emotion into a historical context. Drama Queer solicits a range of contemporary work that engages how feelings function in our political present and the different facets of art and emotion—political emotion, erotic emotion etc. This exhibition explores art that seeks to engender social change by making the viewer an accomplice, queering their perspective or seducing them into seeing the world from a dissident vantage point. Catalogue includes title essay by Jonathan D. Katz and Conor Moynihan, an introduction by SD Holman, and artist essays by Carl Pope, Joey Terrill, and Del LaGrace Volcano.
Fields and Formations
Building a Context for Fields and Formations: Beyond Eccentric Abstraction, the Decorative, and the Post-Minimal2021 •
Brown Belongings
"Linda Vallejo: Brown Belongings" Exhibition Catalog2019 •
Including 125 works from Make ‘Em All Mexican, The Brown Dot Project, Datos Sagrados, The Brown Oscars, Memories of Mexico, Cultural Enigma. A 140 page Exhibition Catalog with scholarly essays and reproductions of over 100 artworks in the exhibition and will be available for purchase. Essayists include by curator, Erin M. Curtis, art historian Karen Mary Davalos, professor and chair of Chicano and Latino Studies at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, artist and scholar Michelle L. Lopez, and curator and writer William Moreno. Essential quotes by Shana Nys Dambrot, art critic with LA Weekly and Artillery Magazine and Peter Frank, art critic with The Huffington Post and Adjunct Senior Curator at Riverside Art Museum, while Pablo Aguilar and Aimee Santos provide additional photographs.
Co-edited with Hammad Nasar. A major critical reader and catalog associated with the exhibition Lines of Control at Herbert F Johnson Museum of Art, Cornell University 2012 and Nasher Museum at Duke University in 2013. Featuring scholarly contributions by Salah Hassan, Naeem Mohaiemen, Aamir Mufti, Jolene Rickard, Sumathi Ramaswamy, Hyejong Yoo, and Nicole Wolf, and the work of 33 international contemporary artists and groups. Numerous catalog entries by Dadi, Nasar, and Nada Raza.
HAU: Journal of Ethnographic Theory
Pauses and flow in art making and ethnographic researchAnnual Review of Entomology
Wax, Wings, and Swarms: Insects and Their Products as Art Media2022 •
Matthew Marks Gallery, New York, 2014, 155-165; 172-182.
Chronology and Catalogue of Works in "Albert York"2014 •
JATI Journal of Southeast Asian Studies
THROUGH THE WESTERN EYES: ANALYSING THE STRATEGY OF SUBVERSION IN YEE I-LANN’S PICTURING POWER (2013) PHOTOMONTAGES2017 •
2012 •
Holy, Honest Confluences: Exhibition Catalogue
REBEKAH PRYOR Holy, Honest Confluences: Exhibition Catalogue2019 •
Art of Illinois: An Exhibition of Fine and Decorative Arts Presented in The People's House
Art of Illinois: An Exhibition of Fine and Decorative Arts Presented in The People's House2018 •
Schwules Museum, Berlin
Exhibition "Intimacy: New Queer Art from Berlin and Beyond" (December 2020 - August 2021), co-curated by Peter Rehberg and Apostolos Lampropoulos - Zine/Catalogue2021 •
Electronic British Library Journal
Bob Cobbing, Visual Art Works (1942-73): A Preliminary Survey2012 •
2013 •
College Art Association Conference
Decolonizing illustration: Rerooting culture, language, and activist practice2019 •
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