Art
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The revealing/concealing nature of self-portraiture.
A geo-spatial experience of text and poetics.
From Return to the Yakne Chitto: Houma Migrations (Neighborhood Story Project, University of New Orleans Press, 2019), a collaborative ethnography of Houma lifeways at the ends of the Louisiana bayou.
From landfill to park and artist residency program.
The artist talks about sound art and the historical record.
Tracing the history of a region through its seeds.
Community in a bathhouse.
Sometimes the sky is enough.
The art of animation and automatons.
Our quarterly roundup of fellowships, residencies, and prizes.
Two artists drawing from punk, graffiti, and traditional Native American aesthetics, talk about protest art and the notion of the “Post-Smithsonian delinquent.”
Hope at the point of despair; doubt at the point of hope.
Iñupiaq futures, language, and the spaces between performance and installation.
The sculptor discusses his work and its influences.
It’s rare that as a writer I am left speechless by a performance. Writing becomes like swimming for the first time: relearning how to breathe. What can abandonment by words afford a writer besides drowning? Perhaps a lesson in listening.
On August 16, the Hikianalia, a seventy-two-foot dual-hulled Polynesian voyaging canoe from Hawaii set out across the Pacific for California, powered by the winds, tides, two solar-charged propellers (for emergencies), and a thirteen-person crew.
The sculptor discusses his work and its influences.
The sculptor discusses his work and its influences.
An exhibition looks at historical conceptions of nature in the United States.
