Brooklyn Rail Contributor

Hunter Braithwaite

HUNTER BRAITHWAITE is a writer and the Founding Editor of the Miami Rail. He lives in New York.



INCONVERSATION

TREVOR PAGLEN with Hunter Braithwaite

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Trevor Paglen shines a light on the shadowy confluence of technological innovation and state misconduct. Whether by photographing secret military installations from afar, or by parsing official documents to identify telling omissions, the aim is to see that which has been purposefully obscured in hopes that visualization leads to consideration.

INCONVERSATION

DAVID SALLE with Hunter Braithwaite

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I met David Salle in the crowded lobby of the Joule Hotel on Main Street in downtown Dallas. He was in town for the opening of Debris, a large show of his paintings and ceramics on view through August 23, 2015, at the Dallas Contemporary.

AGNIESZKA KURANT:
Collective Intelligence

By Hunter Braithwaite

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The spectre of collective labor haunts Agnieszka Kurant’s striking, timely exhibition at the SCAD Museum of Art.

INCONVERSATION

NICOLAS LOBO with Hunter Braithwaite

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Nicolas Lobo’s art maps the conduits linking flesh to industry, the porous bedrock beneath cities dedicated to banal leisure and amorphous capital. For the past nine years he has lived in Miami, creating objects out of systems clotted to a trickle.

LORIS GRÉAUD The Unplayed Notes Museum

By Hunter Braithwaite

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On the opening night of The Unplayed Notes Museum, Loris Gréaud’s first solo museum show in the United States, guests sauntered around the Dallas Contemporary until a group of people, up to that moment hiding in the crowd, descended upon the art, ripping it from the walls, breaking it into pieces.

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