Julie S. Graham: Stack, Layer, and Arrange TUFTS UNIVERSITY ART GALLERIES: Tisch Family Gallery, Aidekman/Medford August 22 – September 29,…
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…
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…
DeCordova New England Biennial 2019
DeCordova New England Biennial 2019 presents a survey of contemporary art of New England, showcasing compelling and ambitious art-making in the…
Curatorship Course, Boston University, Spring 2019
This course is designed to introduce students to the range of theoretical and practical concerns that define the curatorial profession.…
To Manifest — FAAC
“To Manifest” is a collective manifesto, an intersectional feminist approach to the way we teach, live, and work. During the…
Manifesto TK — FAAC
Manifesto TK records the process of writing a collective manifesto, an intersectional feminist approach to the way we teach, live,…
Making/Writing/Teaching Contested Histories, Chicago Architecture Biennial, December 2017
Responding to the 2017 Chicago Architecture Biennial call to “Make New History,” Feminist Art and Architecture Collaborative organized a panel discussion,…
FAAC YOUR SYLLABUS, Columbia University, April 21-22, 2018
The Feminist Art and Architecture Collaborative organized a two-day workshop on feminist practices for teaching histories of art and architecture. In…
Nancy Winship Milliken, Pasture Song
Defining her art as “contemporary pastoralism,” Nancy Winship Milliken is inspired by our age-old relationship to nature as a way…
