Interviews
The Art of Taylor Negron Remembering An Icon
His name may not be instantly recognizable, but his face, voice and singular style of humor are. He is Taylor Negron, a raconteur/flâneur for the 21st century, one who also made a rather large mark in films, television, the stage and the page in the last millennium....
Craftivism Rising Queer Fiber Artists Push Gender Norms
With the knitted pink pussyhat on full display in recent months, a political movement may not have been born, but it certainly coalesced after Donald Trump’s unexpected election victory. Knitting, however, and its sister forms, including needlepoint, embroidery,...
The Egg Cometh NuMu Travels to LACMA
It’s not poached, scrambled, fried or free-range. Nor is it hard-boiled. What it is, though, is a museum like no other: NuMu, short for Nuevo Museo de Arte Contemporáneo, located in Guatemala City, is shaped like an egg and, at most, accommodates up to four visitors....
