OWS as Woodcuts Impressions of a Movement by Chavisa Woods im·pres·sion·ism 2. A literary style characterized by the use of details and mental associations to evoke subjective and sensory impressions rather than the re-creation of an objective reality.

by R.H. Lossin The rain is coming down in sheets as a small group of sweaty people emerge from the windowless back room of a bar on East Houston. It is the after party for You Can Never Go Home Anymore, the inaugural exhibition of Louis B. James gallery and as we stand under an … Read more →

The Great Amorphous Spill           Jessie Mac Review of DJED; Matthew Barney Gladstone Gallery Step into the Gladstone Gallery and over what seems to be a massive oil spill that has condensed into an amorphous mass of solidified wreckage. These forms come in at a weight of up to 47,000 pounds, … Read more →

              “Occupy Wall Street began in New York City on September 17, 2011, and there are now over 1,000 ‘Occupied Cities’ worldwide. In spite of an extreme lack of media coverage during the first two weeks of the protest in NYC, the movement is now swarming social media sites … Read more →

I’m glad someone else said it, so I didn’t have to. After a meeting of the editorial board of Tribes magazine, where executive director Steve Cannon had been stressing the importance of picking what we like and not what we think he likes or someone else would like, I got the news that Steve Jobs … Read more →

I recognize the risk officers take every day they put on their uniforms. There is the potential for each work day to be their last. It must take a considerable amount of courage to accept that possibility and continue to serve the public. I am writing to you as someone who firmly believes in the philosophy … Read more →