Kathryn Cornelius: Let’s Not Ever Be Strangers Again

Maybe one day, Kathryn Cornelius will meet her future spouse. She might fall deeply in love and tie the knot. And it will be for the first time, even if she’s played the bride on seven occasions before. Last summer

Of This World: Tom Green at Curator’s Office

This article was originally published in New American Paintings/blog | link “Time is of the essence now.” Most of us will never fully grasp the weight of Tom Green’s words when he spoke to the Washington Post last December. He’d been diagnosed with ALS

Masquerading Fiction: Dawn Black at Curator’s Office

In her second show at Curator’s Office, Dawn Black pulls characters from her ongoing Conceal Project, and offers a nuanced understanding of the power roles and cues that result from masquerade and from our propensity for playing dress up.

Highlights from (e)merge: the Gallery Platform

(e)merge kicked off with a preview and poolside party on Thursday evening. Featuring two platforms, one for galleries and the other for unrepresented artists, the fair occupies the first three floors of the Capitol Skyline Hotel as well as the lower