Writing
Lois Dodd’s Incommunicable Language
It was at the moment when one of the owners of Caldbeck Gallery in Rockland, Jim Kinnealey, took me
Visual Art Tests the Limits of Language in Bowdoin Museum’s Turn of Phrase
Bowdoin Museum’s exhibition Turn of Phrase: Language and Translation in Global Contemporary Art, on view through June 4, turns our
How Much Longer Can California Bear the Weight of Our Dreams?
Even before its mythology of utopian promise captured the American imagination, Spanish explorers named California after a fictional island in the 16th century novel
December at Reny’s
She couldn’t tell if the sun was rising or setting, just behind the mountain ridge, only as bright as a beginning or an end. A few snowy