Warren Neidich: The Brain Without Organs: An Aporia of Care

By Anuradha Vikram

SEPT 2022 | ArtSeen

At the Museum of Neon Art, The Brain Without Organs: An Aporia of Care, takes a radically deconstructive approach to the brain as a material organ and as an emblem of human intellect, the source of our unique evolutionary advantage.

Kelly Link’s White Cat, Black Dog

By Yvonne C. Garrett

APRIL 2023 | Books

Link’s new collection contains stories that demand rereading with so many layers of meaning they move from brain into blood and bone and back again in a cyclical process.

Sung Tieu: Infra-Specter

By Helena Haimes

MAY 2023 | ArtSeen

The Vietnamese-German artist’s incredible depth of research into unexplained phenomena and tangled official responses to them, her cool hijacking of minimalism’s stark visual language to lend her work power and legibility, and her quiet resistance to didacticism throughout all contribute to this exhibition’s ability to occupy space in your brain long after your visit. I felt so “haunted” by it on my way home that I missed my stop on the G train.

37. 1964 and Later, London

By Raphael Rubinstein

FEB 2023 | The Miraculous

Thanks to her own talent, fearlessness and good looks, a 17-year-old working-class British girl secures a recording contract. Between takes at her first studio session she looks up at the control booth and sees her manager jumping up and down with excitement and the technicians around her laughing. “Your feet, your feet,” the manager explains over the microphone.