In 1976, art historian and curator Enrico Crispolti—charged with organizing the show, Ambiente come Sociale, for the Italian Pavilion at … More
Category: Publications
From Three-Dimensional to Two-Dimensional, and Back Again: Gerald Hayes’ Spray Paintings
In 1966, New York-based artist Gerald Hayes experimented with the unusual technique of spray paint. He created abstract compositions using … More
The Persistence of Everyday Life: Stephan Brigidi’s Photographs of 1970s Rome
“The Persistence of Everyday Life: Stephan Brigidi’s Photographs of 1970s Rome” is an essay that explores Brigidi’s poignant photographs of … More
Manifesto TK — FAAC
Manifesto TK records the process of writing a collective manifesto, an intersectional feminist approach to the way we teach, live, … More
Art for Rollins, Volume I
Contributing author to Art for Rollins, Volume I, which features full-color images and texts documenting the Alfond Collection of Contemporary Art, … More
Book: Arte Ambientale, Urban Space, and Participatory Art
Working in 1970s Italy, a young generation of artists, namely Ugo La Pietra, Maurizio Nannucci, Francesco Somaini, Mauro Staccioli, Franco … More
Field Note: Counterplanning from the Classroom
Authored by the Feminist Art and Architecture Collaborative: Ana María León, Tessa Paneth-Pollak, Martina Tanga, Olga Touloumi “Field Note: Counterplanning … More
Burnishing Histories: Mags Harries 1976 Asaroton
Boston-based public artist Mag’s Harries sculpture Asaroton is now considered a cherished landmark in the urban landscape, but at the time … More
Artists Refusing to Work: Aesthetic Practices in 1970s Italy
Peer-Review article: “Artists Refusing to Work: Aesthetic Practices in 1970s Italy.” Palinsesti 1, no. 4 (2015): 35-49.
Institutional Reinvention: The Venice Biennale during the 1970s
Caught at the center of sweeping debates over institutional patronage, the Venice Biennale underwent a staggering transformation during the 1970s. … More
