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Ryder Richards

Ryder Richards

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Dallas

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politics, culture environment,Business investigations, international sports humanitarian news, international affairs

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fashion, technology, apps

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Total articles 3

  • The Odd Pathos of Being Human Now: "pre sent tense" at Galerie Frank Elbaz

    By Ryder Richards| Glasstire Verified pre sent tense, installation view at Galerie Frank Elbaz, 2020Any exhibit at the moment must do more than show up or show off. It needs to relate. Our human compulsion to connect has been distanced and distended, and by extension any art that can reach us must first acknowledge this state of tight drawn anxiousness: the stress of too much noise and too little movement, of too much fatalism and deferred agency.

    By Ryder Richards · Glasstire

    Nov. 17, 2020

  • Emmanuel Van der Auwera's White Noise

    By Ryder Richards| Glasstire Verified Installation view of Emmanuel Van der Auwera’s White Noise at 214 Projects, Dallas. I first encountered the work of Belgian artist Emmanuel Van der Auwera at the Dallas Art Fair in 2016 in Harlan Levey’s booth, where I’d enjoyed long discussions with Levy about the works of TR Ericsson and Marcin Dudek a year before. At the time, Levy presented two pieces from Van der Auwera’s respective Memento and VideoSculpture series.

    By Ryder Richards · Glasstire

    Apr. 02, 2019

  • The Odd Pathos of Being Human Now: "pre sent tense" at Galerie Frank Elbaz

    By Ryder Richards| Glasstire Verified pre sent tense, installation view at Galerie Frank Elbaz, 2020Any exhibit at the moment must do more than show up or show off. It needs to relate. Our human compulsion to connect has been distanced and distended, and by extension any art that can reach us must first acknowledge this state of tight drawn anxiousness: the stress of too much noise and too little movement, of too much fatalism and deferred agency.

    By Ryder Richards · Glasstire

    Nov. 17, 2020

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Fort Worth, Texas, United States