For the last two months artists have been floating around New York City on the Waterpod, a 3,000-square-foot experiment in community living and artistry. Just don’t call it Burning Man – that happens later this month.
Apropos of the recent discussions of right-wing street art, the LA Times opines about KKK quilts, the veritable antithesis of radical cross-stitch.
Trevor Paglen makes the invisible visible and fashionable.
Critical Network is “keen to promote critical and contextual art, events and discussion,” just like we are. Highly recommended – great work!
Teenage Texans crafted an impressive living newspaper on immigration, and Katie Kurtz put forward the first part of her Proposal Toward Visual Eco-Criticism.
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[...] *How to practice green visual criticism (via The Groundswell Blog). [...]