While I am not there to see them for myself, I am proud to report that George Segal’s sculpture Circus Acrobats (1988) have now been installed in the Ohio Union at Ohio State University. Thanks to this generous gift to the university from The George and Helen Segal Foundation, generations of OSU students can now […]
Category Archives: UAS Exhibition
Today is the last day of the wonderful exhibition Fragments of an Unknowable Whole at the OSU Urban Arts Space, curated by Tim Smith. This group show is not only a dizzying dose of eye-protein but it is also brain-tingling in its ambition, ostensibly exploring how artists actively engage in an ongoing questioning of the […]
The exhibition Donald Lokuta: Plato’s Cave-Segal’s Studio ended yesterday and so I wanted to use this post to give those of you who were not able to see it in person a glimpse of what it looked like. Below are the wonderful photographs of Melissa Tomich which she took during her and Donald’s visit for […]
In the calm after an exciting week of events at the Urban Arts Space as part of Donald Lokuta: Plato’s Cave-Segal’s Studio, you can reflect on the broader issues at stake in the exhibition by turning to page 242 of the September Issue of Artforum Magazine. There you will come across an ad for the […]
The artist Donald Lokuta, whose work is the subject of the exhibition I have curated called Donald Lokuta: Plato’s Cave-Segal’s Studio, which is currently on view at the Urban Arts Space, is visiting Columbus for a series of events this week. These events include an in-depth gallery tour and a talk in the Wexner Film//Video […]
I promise that I will eventually return to the Riotous Baroque, but for now I want to make a plug for the exhibition that I am curating at the Ohio State Urban Arts Space, which runs from August 6th to September 12th. The exhibition is called Plato’s Cave-Segal’s Studio and is a creative juxtaposition between […]