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Peter Boyce is from Baltimore. He studies art and sexuality.
The Copy Cat Theater will present the second Rooms Play this year as part of the Transmodern Festival, Baltimore’s experimental culture festival. Alex D’agostino and Hoesy Corona spoke with me about the connection between their visual art and their performance work ...
Published: April 24, 2011
The Venn diagram uses circles to schematically represent the relationship between two or more groups or sets. It is employed in situations where members from two distinct sets create a third set based on some third, shared characteristic, which, schematically, looks like an overlap ...
Published: March 29, 2011
Chris Kraus’ book of essays Video Green is easing me through this work week, but at first her references to international travel and upper-echelon art world connections made me sour. When I went to catch the production of Joan Didion’s The Year of Magical ...
Published: March 8, 2011
The short essay that accompanies; "Falling Off the Edge"; cites the august Eva Hesse as a precedence. Christina Martinelli presents abstract drawings of remarkable immediacy. Ann Kelly presents works of wry wit and disarming frankness that refer to architecture in ...
Published: February 24, 2011
For my makeover, I told Sarada Conaway that I wanted her to make me look like I could get laid in a DC gay bar, something I have had trouble with in the past. She was excited about the opportunity to play with DC ...
Published: February 8, 2011
Andrew Zientek and Dave Williams came together on January 14th to exhibit two very different works in an amazing store-front space down in Harbor East, across from the Landmark Cinema– Clark Priftis Art. Ann Prifits, an art consultant and curator, has been down in ...
Published: February 1, 2011
The photo on the opening’s invite reminds me of the Beastie Boys’ get ups in the "Sabotage" video, three men dressed like the protagonists of some seventies prime-time drama serial. It’s camp, a type of dude drag. A lot of the works in Nudashank’s ...
Published: January 23, 2011
I initially wanted to attend the symposium The Image of the Black in Western Art to explore the potential of visual art as a tool for activism, especially in the instance of racism, which is strongly tied to visual experience. We see the ...
Published: January 8, 2011
The antics of Jake Dibeler’s Heartbreak(er) shock and amuse. Wearing just underwear, the performers portray hysteric twenty-somethings– self-indulgent, navel-gazing, sex-crazed, morally deficient. Heartbreaker(er) consists mostly of monologues and dance routines. Top 40 love songs provide the soundtrack, these artifacts of mass culture that ...
Published: December 16, 2010
I approached Apartment 213 aggressively, I confess. I went to the show ready to bend it to my own purposes, an opportunity to showcase my own ideas. I often use the analogy of dating and sexual relationships to describe other relationships. Keeping ...
Published: November 23, 2010
