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Gary Hill: Linguistic Spill ([Un]Contained)

Center on Contemporary Art (CoCA) Gary Hill: Linguistic Spill ([Un]Contained) July 26—September 29, 2018 Linguistic Spill ([Un]Contained), exhibited last summer through early fall, was connected to a similar concurrent project of Gary Hill’s at the Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology (MAAT) in Lisbon, Portugal. Meanwhile, Hill’s Seattle Central

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Ai Weiwei’s Human Flow: To be a Refugee for 145 minutes

Was it coincidence or destiny when Ai Weiwei couldn’t attend the screening of his film Human Flow at the Hammer Museum in early January due to the cancellation of all flights out of New York? Either way, the artist’s absence immediately sensitized his guests to

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Peripheral Visions: Perspectives on Culture, Media, and Performance by Jacki Apple

INTRO Whoever controls language determines the future. This is the message in George Orwell’s prophetic novel 1984. In the age of Twitter and social media, when language is abused, debased, and used to mislead, when hyperbole, slogans, and propaganda replace knowledge, and reasoned debate gives

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On Imbuing Art with Life and Meaning – Julian Rosefeldt: “Manifesto” with Cate Blanchett

On Imbuing Art with Life and Meaning Julian Rosefeldt: “Manifesto” with Cate Blanchett In writer-director Julian Rosefeldt’s dark, cold, grim, absurd, witty, engaging vision of the world, a sense of idealism—embodied in a quest for the meaning of art and life—prevails undaunted. The film, curiously timely in

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The Human Lens Of Photographer Pamela Littky

Los Angeles-based photographer Pamela Littky has been a force behind the lens for more than a decade. When she isn’t busy photographing celebrities and rock stars, Littky turns her lens on the people and places that aren’t memorialized in glossy magazines. From expansive and barren

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