Tag: Imaginative Publications
CIE co-curator , December 22nd, 2015
Catherine Kustanczy, in her article In A Time of Displacement, discusses an exhibit at the Aga Khan Museum in Toronto entitled “Home Ground: Contemporary Art from the Barjeel…
CIE co-curator , December 3rd, 2015
In his Huffington Post article, “It’s Not Easy To Be Old In America,” Paul Stoller discusses the pervasiveness of ageism in America. He contrasts American attitudes towards the…
CIE co-curator , November 13th, 2015
In her insightful article, “Poor Teeth,” journalist and educator Sarah Smarsh discusses the class politics of teeth. She writes, “My family’s distress over our teeth – what food…
CIE co-curator , September 22nd, 2015
Five poets speak and share their poetry about the recent European refugee crisis in the October 16th edition of The Guardian. “‘No one leaves home unless / home…
CIE co-curator , September 5th, 2015
The Waste Land is an installation project by Daniel Domig and Christopher Domig that employs theatre and poetry as a way of reviving T.S. Elliot’s classic poem. “Many of…
CIE co-curator , September 3rd, 2015
Jewish poet Howard Richard Debs, in his post (The Poetry of Bearing Witness) on poetry and the Holocaust, grapples with Theodore Adorno’s famous statement, “To write poetry after…
CIE co-curator , September 1st, 2015
“The “Heirloom” project by poet Shin Yu Pai is a simple idea — using vinyl stickers to imprint letters on fruit — that invites visitors to have a more complex experience in…
CIE co-curator , August 28th, 2015
Check out this insightful article by Emma Wiseman on how we might engage art and anthropology in thinking about garbage, waste management, sanitation. Full article located here.
CIE co-curator , August 28th, 2015
Check out a fascinating article on rethinking Jewish ritual with a painter Nicole Wiseman. Excerpt: “Nicole Eisenman’s painting “Seder” puts the viewer at the center of a formal…