Contemporary Art Reviews and Interviews
Enrique Chagoya on invisible censorship, keeping our humanity, and uselessness
"The most invisible type of censorship is actually the art market…You have to see the arts as a way to keep your humanity, not as a way to make a living."
Christy Chan
"We have a government that's behaving in a very fragile way — when they put in measures to limit what people can learn in schools and what they can talk about in the workplace, that's coming from a deep fear of the truth."
David Ligare, Sand Drawings 1973-1977, at 615 Broadway, Seaside, CA
By Kelly Jean Egan & Matt Gonzalez
A Conversation w/ Tom Marioni and John Held, Jr.
"When I sold my first Line Drawing to the Oakland Museum, the art critic in the paper referred to it as, 'A mindless drawing on cheap brown paper.' Later I told him he was right on."
Andy Rappaport on Art, AI, and the Future of San Francisco
“You can’t just hide under the table and hope this goes away…There’s an idea that we’ll be able to push back on the technology, and I don’t think that’s ever worked.”
