Sarah Hamilton
Arts & Culture
Reading the canvas as a metonym for the body can’t be helped as you make your way through this exhibition. Canvases are sliced, torched, bound, shot, decayed, corroded and maimed.
In the Aftermath of War, a Void
Review of ‘Destroy the Picture: Painting the Void, 1949-62’ at the MCA.
Reading the canvas as a metonym for the body can’t be helped as you make your way through this exhibition. Canvases are sliced, torched, bound, shot, decayed, corroded and maimed.
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YouTube Film Festival
It's the time of year again-- the time in which you need an abundance of Internet videos to procrastinate with. While many of us...
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Happy Easter, Bunny
Today is the holiday commonly referred to as Easter. It was also Passover this weekend, but it's Easter that gets the meme feast this...
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Auxiliary Life Goals
We all have real life goals --goals like: finish school, get a PhD, travel the world, write a book, have a major solo art...
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New Media, Old School
On the topic of things you never thought you'd hear, the Guardian ran an article on February 14 that says that MySpace has seen...
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