What’s on your minds?

31st January 2022The Library of the FutureBill Horrigan, Gretchen Bender, Kris Paulsen, Lane Relyea, no place press, Pamela M. Lee, Public Memory, The Glen Park Library, Wexner Center for the ArtsMinus Plato

It is still taking me some time to loosen up my (metaphorical) tongue after the silence of the last few weeks. Sure, I know he’s still been posting every day, but he’s not been channeling my voice and so I need get back into the swing of speaking to you through my stenographer/librarian. Yesterday I […]

Storm the Blockades of An American City

10th January 2022The Library of the FutureAd Minoliti, Admin, Adult Kindergarten, Alex Jovanovich, Allan Sekula, Barbara Bloom, Cheng Ran, Court King, Cui Jie, Dale Goode, Eric Baudelaire, Eugene von Bruenchenhein, Fred Moten, Front 2018, Front International, Front Triennial, GenderFail, Harrell Fletcher, Jan van der Ploeg, Jessica Vaughn, Juan Araujo, Katrín Sigurðardóttir, Kerry James Marshall, Kris Paulsen, Lane Relyea, Liu Shiyan, Lo Smith, Luisa Lambri, Lukaza Branfman-Verissimo, Marlon de Azambuja, Mary Reid Kelley, Meghana Karnik, Michael Rakowitz, Michelle Grabner, Naeem Mohaiemen, Patrick Kelley, Sean Connelly, Sharbreon Plummer, Sky Hopinka, Stefano Harney, Stephen Willats, TITLE RBD, Visible Collective, Walter Price, William E. Jones, Yinka ShonibareMinus Plato

When he visited An American City, the inaugural FRONT International: Cleveland Triennial for Contemporary Art in September 2018, my librarian attended an evening reception for the launch of the second volume of the exhibition catalog at an event at the Cleveland Public Library amid Yinka Shonibare’s The American Library, a both dazzling and sobering installation […]