September 2019
Featuring interviews with Sam Gilliam, Aliza Nisenbaum, Lari Pittman, and Tomas Vu. Guest Critic Terry R. Myers: “No One Gets to be Right.”
The “September 2019” Issue of the Brooklyn Rail was published on September 4, 2019.
ArtSeen
Christian Marclay
– By Amanda GluibizziEd Clark
– By Louis BlockDoron Langberg: Likeness
– By Osman Can YerebakanSky Hopinka at the Poor Farm
– By Frani O'TooleJosiah McElheny: Observations at Night
– By Charles SchultzYasmin Kaytmaz: Hippocrene Runs Dry
– By William CorwinMorehshin Allahyari: She Who Sees the Unknown
– By Joel KuennenThe Aerodrome
– By William DavieAllan Sekula: Labor’s Persistence
– By Brett WallaceKyle Breitenbach: When the Leaves Come Down
– By Nicholas HeskesKeith Tyson: Life Still
– By Daniel PatemanAt Baselitz Academy
– By Richard ShiffStephen Milner: A Spiritual Good Time
– By J CAbout Things Loved: Blackness and Belonging
– By Lisa E. BloomDevin Kenny: rootkits rootwork
– By W TaoMika Rottenberg: Easypieces
– By Dan CameronAmy Bennett: Nuclear Family
– By Robert R. ShaneJohn Armleder: Sh/Ash/Lash/Splash
– By David RhodesWilliam Hogarth: Cruelty and Humor
– By Alfred Mac AdamMalcolm Morley, Richard Artschwager, and Made in Vermont
– By Phong H. BuiThe Warmth of Other Suns: Stories of Global Displacement
– By Osman Can YerebakanJoan Jonas: Moving Off The Land II
– By Barry SchwabskyJannis Kounellis
– By Toby KampsVenice 2019: A Few Reflections
– By Barbara LondonT.C. Cannon: At the Edge of America
– By Mark BlochMonique Mouton: Scene
– By David RhodesLeonardo da Vinci's Saint Jerome
– By Brandt JunceauBel Canto: Contemporary Artists Explore Opera
– By Kathy BrewRalston Crawford: Torn Signs
– By Louis BlockDaria Martin: Tonight the World
– By tamara suarez porrasAlicja Kwade: ParaPivot
– By Ann C. CollinsYun Hyong-Keun: A Retrospective
– By Robert C. MorganJay DeFeo: Depicting with Abandon
– By Clifford Ross