Carolee Schneeman on developing 'Double Knowledge' - "the knowledge I knew I had to live by and [the] knowledge that the wall of male culture insisted was appropriate, but that was not true to my experience." (A funnier and more touching article than that extract might have you assume.)
Jerry Saltz's tribute to art historian Linda Nochlin, who died at the end of October.
Fiona Clark recalls
the gay and drag scene of 1970s Auckland for The Spinoff.
The
Remai Modern in Saskatoon (headed by ex-GBAG director Gregory Burke) is ready to open.
On Racked:
‘Menocore’ Is as Much About Wealth as It Is About Age by Sara Tatyana Bernstein. You start off thinking "God, now I have another fashion mistake to worry about' and end up having a fascinating insight into social trends.
A ghastly story of historical child abuse from Tuam, Ireland,
told by the New York Times with matching gothic gifs and photographs.
On the new Zeitz Mocaa in Cape Town, and musings on whether a private museum can do more public good than restricted government-funded museums.
You only need so many articles about mid-century apartments laid out with astonishing art, but
this is a good one.
