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Dara Birnbaum’s Note(s): Work(ing) Process(es) Re: Concerns (That Take On/Deal With)
By Jennie WaldowDEC 21-JAN 22 | Art Books
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Edie Meidav with Andrea Scrima
JUNE 2022 | Books
I read your new book, Another Love Discourse, in a state of high emotional alert, and when I finished, I went back to the beginning and started again. Its a rare luxury to read a book twice, but I felt I needed to revisit the narrators self-scrutinies, the overall process of transformation she undergoes throughout the telling, because I was so mesmerized by the form the first time around that I was afraid Id missed something along the way.
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Cultivating Wildness: Supporting the Creativity of Artists
By Yayoi ShionoiriMAY 2022 | Critics Page
The artist is the star soloist of the performance, and any arts worker who works in an artist studiowhatever position they holdmust understand that the crux of their job is to give the artist an environment at center stage to be free and creative. There is a certain intangible origin of the imagination from which ideas emerge and crystallize into artistic production. Such a birthing process requires the artist to harness the possibility for expression, free of constraint or limitation, and, in doing so, perhaps tap into a pure, unadulterated version of themselves.