More Articles...
Print
from De la Bronx
by Greg Fuchs
Contributor
Greg FuchsGREG FUCHS teaches students with disabilities to trust themselves and question everything. He has written scores of poems, published several books, and photographed many people, places, and things. Fuchs is a member of Subpress collective, which has published experimental writing for 20 years. In the near past he studied visual art and critical theory at Rutgers University yet still believes in its ability to transform humanity. Fuchs survives beneath the underground but surfaces occassionaly with his fabulous artist wife, Alison Collins, and their magical son, Lucas.
RECOMMENDED ARTICLES
The Art of Capturing the Ephemeral
Maria Baranova’s performance photography
by Ivan Talijancic
JUL-AUG 2016 | Theater
Whether you are a regular in the experimental theater circuit or an occasional downtown denizen, chances are you have been exposed to some of the most memorable performance images around, as captured by the impeccable eye (and camera) of the Russian-born photographer Maria Baranova.
Defining “We” 2017: The Study Center for Group Work
by Heather SchatzNOV 2017 | ArtSeen
Collaboration has increasingly become an organizing principal of society due to our reliance on interactive technologies that allow, and demand, working together across distinct and distant geographic and temporal zones. But it has also become a more common part of any contemporary artists’ practice as illustrated by the emergence of the new online Study Center for Group Work under the administration of artist, activist, and educator Caroline Woolard.
Being: New Photography
by Phillip GriffithMAY 2018 | ArtSeen
Being, MoMA’s current iteration of the “New Photography” exhibition series, assumes an unwieldy, ambitious title but offers work often in portraiture, that appeals to our intimate understandings of our selves.
John Ashbery Intro at The Poetry Project 5/14/09
by Charles NorthOCT 2017 | Poetry
CHARLES NORTH's recent publications include Elevenses, a limited edition collaboration with the artist Trevor Winkfield (Granary Books, 2017), and States of the Art: Selected Essays, Interviews, and Other Prose 1975-2014 (Pressed Wafer, 2017). His eleventh book of poems, North of the Charles: Early and Uncollected Poems, is due from Hanging Loose this fall.
RSS