“A running leap at the song”

Review by Michael Cavuto

DEC 21-JAN 22 | Poetry

Treasure is remarkable in the way that Nguyen’s unique poetics of mostly short lines and fragmentary images scattered across the page with rhythmic ease opens into a mosaic of narratives that move between her own life, her mother’s, and mythic realms where the dislodged ghosts of unrealized futures and cultural pasts speak and insist their presence.

Alice Momm: The Gleaner’s Song

By Susan Breyer

JUNE 2020 | ArtSeen

Momm’s artistic practice—which blends poetry, sculpture from found materials, and photographs of nature—delights in revaluation and recycling.

Daniel Gibson: Ocotillo Song

By Nicholas Heskes

JUL-AUG 2021 | ArtSeen

The most recent exhibition by Los Angeles painter Daniel Gibson at Almine Rech summons various descriptors to mind: psychedelic, floral, surreal, Boschian. But the one that connects them all is autochthonous.

4. Provincetown, 1966

By Raphael Rubinstein

MAY 2022 | The Miraculous

A band with a one-armed drummer scores a hit record with a song about its one-armed drummer.