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22 May 2018 by nathaniel
Review: Jessica Meuninck-Ganger’s Inbound East at The Alice Wilds
I have known Jessica Meuninck-Ganger for about ten years: as friend, colleague, someone I have written about (in my first book), and collaborator. She is smart, generous, detail-oriented, interesting, funny, sensitive, and… a bit manic (such is contemporary life). The work I am most familiar with is either deeply personal – presenting memory and dementia […]Archives
10 May 2018 by nathaniel
Phonēy Prints
Some of my own work above… More than meets the eye, PhonÄ“y Prints are produced using ink made from ground up smart phones – complete with glittering grit in the details. More coming soon, part of The World After Us (though not yet posted on my main site!).Archives
21 April 2018 by nathaniel
Review: Jesse McLean’s When It Rains it Pours at Green Gallery
As I slowly walked towards the Green Gallery via Farwell Avenue on a snowing and icy Wednesday night, two 60-inch (or so) glowing LCD screens grew larger and larger in my vision, each presenting me with videos of how we consume… well, consumption. On the left, a delicate yet confident pair of hands mechanically browses […]Archives
16 February 2018 by nathaniel
Phossils
Hello world! I have a baby. And am getting married next week. So blogging has been slow…. But then, there’s this new stuff I’m excited about. Phossils are, more or less, fossilized phones. Here I subject media devices to extreme heat and cold, artificial pressure and geological time, or other intense conditions that weather and […]Archives
09 January 2018 by nathaniel