I Cared, But What Did It Do?: Juliana Huxtable’s ‘A Split During Laughter At The Rally’
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I Cared, But What Did It Do?: Juliana Huxtable’s ‘A Split During Laughter At The Rally’

Juliana Huxtable just gets it. It’s the last day to view Huxtable’s solo exhibition A Split During Laughter at the Rally at Reena Spaulings Fine Art. The utter contemporaneity of the works is owed to how well she captures the humorously chaotic contradictions in today’s political climate, where the urgency to outwardly appear activist has … Continue reading

Art Is Not Enough: Questions For Andrea Bowers’ ‘Whose Feminism Is It Anyway?’
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Art Is Not Enough: Questions For Andrea Bowers’ ‘Whose Feminism Is It Anyway?’

“Art is not enough,” decries HIV/AIDS activist art collective Gran Fury’s startling graphic, concluding, “seize power through direct action.” Published in the Village Voice, Gran Fury’s statement on the political effectiveness of art joined the rest of their ubiquitous and by design, inescapable output linking direct action and art in order to confront issues surrounding … Continue reading