Affinities
Dorothy Iannone: “What is she offering that we feel we need?”
Catherine Wagely writes in LA REVIEW OF BOOKS: “Because the book does not seem to be about but of Iannone, it presents an ideal opportunity to ask: Why does the 82-year-old artist feel so relevant and sage-like to women decades younger?”
Robert Seydel: Material bearing witness to imagination
Daniel Owen writes in HYPERALLERGIC: “Collage is homage, but also respiration. Seydel’s work reanimates the work of his forebears, who did the same for theirs, invigorating the tradition with unusual reverence and passion. “
Robert Seydel: Contamination and assemblage
Megan N. Liberty writes in ART IN PRINT: “To dissect [his collages] into separate components is to strip them of the qualities with which Seydel—correction, Ruth— imbues them. Collage is a triumph over the dispersion that haunts Benjamin’s collector.”
Robert Seydel: Reading is always an intimate act
Matthew Erickson in THE BELIEVER: “[Seydel’s] work was the result of a private dialogue with a range of artists and writers, with influences echoing off of each other through his daily working cycle, the nights spent processing the texts ingested in the morning.”
The Feminist Portal: the heterodoxical, sprawling expanse of work by women
Female artists don’t just stay in their disciplines; we experience, we forage, we play. —Eileen Myles
The Feminist Portal: A – H
Beauty Rituals, Bees, Body Transformation, Blood, Book Interventions, Contigency, Cowgirls, Domestic Spaces & Time, The End(s) of the World, Eyes, Falling, Flower Constancy, Hands, Hypertext Gateways