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Michael Corris
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Contributor, Artforum
Dallas
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Korea, cultural studies hallyu, Filmmaking, iran iranian cinema, Middle East, Environment, social communication science art
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By Michael Corris| Glasstire Verified While the subject matter of Willie Binnie’s Marfa appears to be entirely relevant to our current political situation, appearances are deceiving. Despite the fact Binnie has asserted that his works can be understood as expressions of either hope or despair, it is not necessarily the case that he is referring only to our emotional response to the issues that plague us — climate change, immigration, rural poverty, the decimation of Gaza — and the criminal evisceration of the means to deal with them.
By Michael Corris| Artforum Verified That American artist, writer, curator, lecturer, and critic Ronald Jones (1952–2019) was both a scholar and a showman was clear from Empire gallery’s two-part exhibition. Jones’s cosmopolitan approach to artmaking was on full display, beginning with a selection of prints from his 1991 series “16 Isarstrasse”and culminating in a lesser-known work with a 451-word title that, for the sake of expediency, will be referred to here as Diego de Santa Marta . . . , 1992.
By Michael Corris| Glasstire Verified While the subject matter of Willie Binnie’s Marfa appears to be entirely relevant to our current political situation, appearances are deceiving. Despite the fact Binnie has asserted that his works can be understood as expressions of either hope or despair, it is not necessarily the case that he is referring only to our emotional response to the issues that plague us — climate change, immigration, rural poverty, the decimation of Gaza — and the criminal evisceration of the means to deal with them.
Company Info
Artforum
Artforum International Magazine is a leading publication in the contemporary art scene, known for its critical analysis and coverage of global art movements since its establishment in 1962. Founded in San Francisco by John P. Irwin, Jr., it moved to New York City in 1967, becoming a significant voice for modernism and avant-garde art. Acquired by Penske Media Corporation in 2022, it operates alongside other notable art publications. Artforum publishes a monthly print and digital magazine that includes essays, reviews, interviews, and artist projects, focusing on contemporary art across various media. The magazine also offers access to the Artforum Archive, which contains over 100,000 pages of historical content, featuring works by influential artists and critical writings. In addition to visual art, Artforum covers related fields such as architecture, film, fashion, and music, providing interdisciplinary insights for its diverse audience, which includes art professionals, academics, and art enthusiasts.
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Founded: 1962