Contemporary Art Reviews and Interviews
Svea Lin Soll
My first real professional mentor was Betty Kano at Pro Arts in Oakland. She was an artist, activist, and force of nature — someone who believed deeply in visibility for underrepresented artists long before that was common institutional language.
Lyrical Vision: The Six Gallery, 1954 – 1957, at John Natsoulas Gallery, Davis, CA
By Kelly Jean Egan & Matt Gonzalez
Nanci Amaka
You really get wound together and you're different at the end of it in ways we can't necessarily perceive or calculate. I don't think we have the tools to measure it, but there's definitely a change at the end.
Don Farnsworth
The same thing happened to me in Parma. There I was, practically on my deathbed, thinking, "Hey, look at all the stunning content around me. If I survive, it would be wise to have taken portrait photographs of my caregivers.
Scott Hove
…that's what attention sickness means. There are other types of attention sickness too. I mean, the people who are constantly, what Buddhists call hungry ghosts. You can never be satisfied with anything
