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Craig Stockwell

Craig Stockwell

New Hampshire Regional Review Editor at Art New England

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brooklynrail.org

REDEMPTION SONG SEAN MADIGAN HOEN with Stephen�O’Connor

It was clear after I had read Sean’s first workshop submission that his thoughtful humility was, to a considerable extent, the product of a long and hard-fought moral struggle. As a writer and a human being, he is immensely compassionate, very much an idealist, and yet, on the basis of his own bitte…
about 7 years ago
brooklynrail.org

GOING ON A SONIC�VACATION TIM PRESLEY of White Fence with�Donald�Br...

I first heard White Fence in a record store a few years ago. Family Perfume Vol 2 was playing while I was digging through the stacks, and I thought that I was listening to a Pebbles compilation; maybe these were some forgotten songs between volumes 7 and 9.
about 7 years ago
brooklynrail.org

DAVID�LEVI�STRAUSS with Jarrett�Earnest

David Levi Strauss is a writer who looks deeply into the dark realities of our world, providing analysis that is both sensitive and urgent. His newest work, Words Not Spent Today Buy Smaller Images Tomorrow: Essays on the Present and Future of Photography (Aperture, 2014) is a major intervention in …
about 7 years ago
brooklynrail.org

SIR NORMAN ROSENTHAL with�David�Carrier and Joachim�Pissarro

When recently we interviewed Philippe de Montebello, it happened that Sir Norman was in town, and so he participated in that discussion. He had much to say which was of great interest and so we thought it natural to continue the discussion with an interview devoted entirely to him.
about 7 years ago
brooklynrail.org

LUCAS SAMARAS Offerings From a Restless Soul

Lucas Samaras: Offerings from a Restless Soul is a sophisticated multimedia exhibition by a reclusive artist that features more than 60 works drawn from the Metropolitan Museum’s large contemporary collection.
about 7 years ago
brooklynrail.org

ERIC FISCHL with Robert�Berlind

The following public conversation between Eric Fischl and Robert Berlind took place at the National Academy on March 19, 2014. A special focus was on Fischl’s autobiography, Bad Boy, My Life On and Off the Canvas (Crown Publishers, 2013). The conversation was followed by questions from the audience.
about 7 years ago
keene.edu

Thorne-Sagendorph Art Gallery Exhibits Expansive Work of Robert S. ...

The Thorne-Sagendorph Art Gallery at Keene State College will show a major exhibition of the work of American artist and Keene State College professor emeritus Robert S. Neuman (1926–2015). More than 50 works from institutions including the Carnegie Museum of Art, the Currier Museum of Art, the Fogg…
over 7 years ago
brooklynrail.org

MAR 2014

The Brooklyn Rail is a journal committed to providing an independent forum for visual arts, culture, and politics throughout New York City and beyond.
almost 8 years ago
bostonglobe.com

At deCordova Museum, a strong New England Biennial - The Boston Globe

In the wide-ranging show, 16 artists engage the eye, brain, and heart.
about 8 years ago
brooklynrail.org

This is what sculpture looks like

To counter perceived favoritism toward the medium of painting at the expense of sculpture in the marketplace and in critical discourse, this entertaining show intends to even the score. Bluster is good for business, but the underdog stance of the work doesn’t come as much from it being sculpture as …
over 10 years ago
brooklynrail.org

DAVID GREILSAMMER with Alessandro Cassin

For the adventurous concertgoer, David Greilsammer’s recitals are treasured experiences not to be missed. On May 27, the Israeli-born pianist presented his third Sony release, Scarlatti: Cage: Sonatas, at a sold out evening at (Le) Poisson Rouge.
over 10 years ago
brooklynrail.org

JOAN MITCHELL Trees

It was never intended for Mondrian— / My linden tree. / Nor was it for Picasso or Braque / When they spent the summer in Céret! / It was the linden tree that taught me / How to hold my trunk upward and high / Without getting a burn.
over 10 years ago
brooklynrail.org

Looking for (Mrs) Laura (Riding) Jackson, the anti-social people’s ...

Andrea Rexilius’s excellent piece on Laura (Riding) Jackson, “Against the Commodity of the Poem,” published in Coldfront, makes me wonder how far or how little we have come over 40 years, in terms of the questions: what is the role of poetry and whom does it serve?
over 10 years ago
brooklynrail.org

JUL-AUG 2014

The Brooklyn Rail is a journal committed to providing an independent forum for visual arts, culture, and politics throughout New York City and beyond.
over 10 years ago
brooklynrail.org

AARON BOBROW with Alex�Bacon

Alex Bacon met with Aaron Bobrow in his studio to discuss the complicated conversation the artist has been developing in his work between painting, sculpture, appropriated imagery, and contemporary commodity and digital culture. Bobrow currently has a solo show, Ventilator Blues, at Office Baroque i…
over 10 years ago
brooklynrail.org

TERESITA FERN�NDEZ with Sara�Roffino

Teresita Fernández recently invited Rail Managing Editor Sara Roffino to her Brooklyn studio. Over the whir of fans on one of the hottest days of early summer, the two discussed Fernández’s current show, As Above So Below, on view at Mass MOCA.
over 10 years ago
brooklynrail.org

The Selected Correspondence of Louis-Ferdinand C�line

These letters are excerpted from The Selected Correspondence of Louis-Ferdinand Céline, additional letters from this manuscript will be featured through the Summer and Fall in the Brooklyn Rail.
over 10 years ago
brooklynrail.org

GARRY WINOGRAND

“I think there isn’t a photograph in the world that has any narrative ability,” Garry Winogrand told Bill Moyers in 1982. “They do not tell stories—they show you what something looks like. To a camera.”
over 10 years ago
brooklynrail.org

The Life-Long Sentence MARY RUEFLE with Tony Leuzzi

“I was born into a world that no longer exists,” Mary Ruefle told me as we sat down to lunch at a Mediterranean restaurant in Rochester, NY. Although referring to how entrenched electronic devices are in our daily lives, and how terribly sad it is that more and more people have never known what it …
over 10 years ago
brooklynrail.org

ADRIAN SCHIESS Peinture

Entering an Adrian Schiess exhibition is not a passive experience, and his current show at FRAC in Marseille is no exception. Spread out over two floors, Schiess has installed individual pieces on nearly every surface, be it hanging on or leaning against the wall, or lying flat on the floor.
over 10 years ago
brooklynrail.org

Walter Benjamin: Recent�Writings

The profession of almost every man, even that of the artist, begins with hypocrisy, ” Nietzsche writes, “with an imitation from without, with a copying of what is most effective.” When I first started graduate school in philosophy, in 1990, I arrived with a headful of Nietzsche and Russell and Quine…
over 10 years ago