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… famous building, the Glasgow School of Art. In his imagery human, plant, and bird forms are integrated into abstract … with calcium hydroxide). This is done to counter the acidic nature of paper and redeposit lost calcium ions back into …

… to prehistory and ancient cultures; our relationship to nature and the environment (so eloquently summarized by … words "We are all a species"); or our relationship as human beings with one another, and—most piercingly—with …

… surrounding the election, the storming of the Capitol, the human rights abuses, especially the increase in hate crimes … lectures. The opportunity to learn from the most brilliant humans throughout history through books is incredible! I … it greatly affects my…

… that. In what is some indication of the quaintly ad hoc nature of curating contemporary art at the time, the prints … the curator and director recognized the controversial nature of the imagery, they felt no need (unimaginable in … a priggish objection to the…

… straight and inflexible angles and lines typically found in human-made objects. This chair was designed in collaboration … that combined rigid geometry with organic references to nature) and its verandas that offered a pleasant place to … we acquired a number of…

… I came across in my art history course to understand the humanism and social concern at the heart of Moholy’s drive … is central to Moholy’s praxis of art, and the traveling nature of the exhibition reflects that concept. Through his … to inform an independent,…

… Karl Struss, set photograph from Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans (Sonnenaufgang: Ein Lied zweier Menschen) (detail), … bureaucrats, and killers embody the murky ambiguities of human identity.  Visitors to Haunted Screens will see that … century, with its visionary…

… long temporalities, I try to imagine the logic of Western humanism, liberalism, and extractive capitalism as a brief … then those marks are a sign of the body or something human. I like to think of subjectivity as a mesh net moving … I work in textiles often due…