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Dale Inglett’s vintage photo-abstractions at Twin Kittens
Dale Inglett, Jack, Kelly, 2010, acrylic, gouache, ink, graphite, and polypropylene paper, 40 x 53 inches. Photo courtesy Twin Kittens. PATRIARCHS|MATRIARCHS, the latest offering at Twin Kittens,...
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Back to the Future: The New Photograph Challenges Indexicality
Christoph Engel, from the Airports series, Untitled (AMS 06-07-11), 2011, archival pigment print, 59 x 82 inches. Image courtesy Hagedorn Gallery. Hagedorn Gallery’s current exhibition, The New...
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Pangea at Beep Beep Gallery Calls for a New Generation of Arts Critics
Lance Turner, Channel with Blue and Pink, 2011, acrylic on canvas, 12 x 8 inches. Image courtesy Beep Beep Gallery. Beep Beep Gallery’s wryly titled Pangea: World-Breaking Artwork for the End of Days...
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Who’s Afraid of Four White Walls? Or Have You Ever Been Experienced?
FLUX 2011. Photo by John Ramspott. Early Modernism saw two visions of the relationship between art and life emerge. One held that art was autonomous, whereas the other sought to integrate art and...
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Theory in Studio: Jean-Paul Sartre and the Crisis of Pronunciation
Click above for a video montage compiled by Alex Robins. Why is philosophy always so serious? Does the same go for the art world? We at BURNAWAY believe humor can be a sign of intelligence. In the...
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Our Front Porch: Art Under the Oddest Circumstances
Documentation of tagging after the work’s installation. Matt Haffner, “Serial City,” 2006, Dekalb Avenue and Hill Street. Photo by Joey Orr. The idea for BURNAWAY originated from a front-porch...
View ArticleDale Inglett’s vintage photo-abstractions at Twin Kittens
PATRIARCHS|MATRIARCHS, the latest offering at Twin Kittens, marks the Atlanta solo debut of Georgia-born, New York-based artist Dale Inglett. While Inglett’s choice of materials ranges from oil,...
View ArticleBack to the Future: The New Photograph Challenges Indexicality
Hagedorn Gallery’s current exhibition, The New Photograph, promises to show the viewer forward-thinking images that lead us into the future of photography, and it definitely delivers on this promise....
View ArticlePangea at Beep Beep Gallery Calls for a New Generation of Arts Critics
Seven young artists present new works for 2012, calling attention to the need for a Walter Benjamin of this age. The post Pangea at Beep Beep Gallery Calls for a New Generation of Arts Critics appeared...
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