A Tribute to Carolee Schneemann (1939 – 2019)

APR 2019 | In Memoriam

Over a lifetime of making art, pleasure, provocations, home, more art and always art—her emotional exactitude and generosity touched the earth, the art world, and the lives of countless human and nonhuman intimates and strangers. We offer this tribute to the artist and friend—a loss beyond imagination.

A circle made by walking

By AB Brown

MAR 2020 | Critics Page

To walk is an imprint and an excavation. With each step we take, we impress ourselves into the earth, the concrete, the pliant grass. We make a small impression in the shape of our foot, in the depth of our particular weight. The pressure urging along the preservation of small treasures or secrets buried just under the surface. A small ghost of us laid to rest.

Laura Esther Wolfson's For Single Mothers Working as Train Conductors

By Lily Majteles

SEPT 2018 | Books

aura Esther Wolfson’s literary debut For Single Mothers Working As Train Conductors is a thrilling and honest collection of personal essays spanning many years, countries, jobs, and relationships.

A Tribute to Beverly Pepper

By Barbara Rose

MAR 2020 | In Memoriam

It was 1965 in Rome. She was standing outside the door of painter Stephen Greene’s apartment where I was staying, huddled in the doorway crying because her mother had just died. Beverly Pepper was not good at hiding her feelings and so she didn’t try.