Roe Ethridge: Peephole into heaven
Paradis, 2010 Epson print, 5 parts Roe Ethridge’s photographs have always had a sense of allure for the viewer, enticing the eye into their subverted layers and subtle misalignments, demanding a [...]
From the Negative: Juan Carlo Alom
Left: República de Cuba, 2012 Right: Puño de tigre, 2010 Juan Carlos Alom was born in Cuba in 1964, studying photography at the Semiotica del Entorno Cubano at the Institute of International [...]
Wilhem Sasnal: Kitsch War
Wilhelm Sasnal’s approach to painting is traditional and formal, yet he enjoys subverting the subject matter by often borrowing subjects from art history, 20th century propaganda, and [...]
Roe Ethridge: An Unexplainable Oddity
With a keen eye in turning common subjects into objects with a stylized aesthetic, the American artist, Roe Ethridge reroutes his subject matter and inserts it into an odd spatial environment. [...]
Identities and Temporalities: Thoughts from Walid Raad’s Materiality
Dedicated to exploring the veracity of photographic and video documents in the public realm, the role of memory and narrative within discourses of conflict, and the construction of histories of [...]