Zoë Barracano Reflects on Art as Contest. Her photograph, Magnetism, was put up for public vote in a National Geographic photography contest.
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by Ric Kasini Kadour
In the future, long after the fad of art fairs and auctions has passed and society has broken down completely, artists will showcase their works in large stadiums filled with raucous, cheering, jeering fans. As the artists enter, an announcer will call out their names and mediums. A drum corps will lay
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Ric Kasini Kadour tries to explain this month’s cover.
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Lorraine Reynolds’ assemblages speak to the impermanence of life through the permanence of objects....In giving voice to our material past, Reynolds screws, glues, ties, nails and otherwise binds numerous objects, texts, and photographs together.
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