Feature: Euan Urquhart - A Sinking Ship in a Sea of Darkness
Currently I am working on a project revolving around body image and dysmorphia. I plan to use this project to express the feelings of...
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invert/extant
- Jan 25
Stalking America - Shrugging off the label
There is a great interview over at 3:AM Magazine between Daniel Davis Wood and Jared Pappas-Kelley about his new book Stalking America:...
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invert/extant
- Jan 10
Charalampos Tzanakis: All Out in the Open - placeholders until true release
The newest release from SDP to arrive is All Out in the Open from the artist writer Charalampos Tzanakis.
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invert/extant
- Mar 16, 2021
Feature: Gla4 - Bleachers Entry
by Gla4 *** Gla4 works and plays in many media including drawing, painting, words, fibers, installation, performance, digital and print...
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invert/extant
- Mar 9, 2021
Feature: Lesley Hicks - Between Here and There
I take a large sheet of smooth cartridge paper and with a pencil and a ruler I draw a rectangle. Within this rectangle I mark out the...
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David Blackmore
- Feb 16, 2021
Feature: David Blackmore - The Border
The place I am interested in is invisible. Though enormous lengths have been gone to insuring it is visible, palpable, and physically
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Massimo Cataldo
- Feb 9, 2021
Feature: Massimo Cataldo - A retreat manifesto
By Massimo Cataldo I had chosen a narrow path that ran back and forth between the moors and the pine forest, which are separated by a...
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Brian Curtin
- Feb 2, 2021
Feature: Brian Curtin - Manifesto for Queer Curation
Representation has been crucial to queer activism and queer studies, the means by which normative divisions, categories and hierarchies are
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Chris Kelso
- Jan 12, 2021
Excerpt: The Slotless City from the forthcoming Burroughs & Scotland - Chris Kelso
Burroughs & Scotland “We are walking down a street of worn blue cobblestones rather like the outskirts of Edinburgh when a little boy...
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Michael Shaowanasai
- Jan 5, 2021
Feature: In conversation with Michael Yammanee Shaowanasai
In conversation with Michael Yammanee Shaowanasai. Continue with Alistair Rupert Scott and Corbin Orwell Kent. ARS: Let’s move on,...
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Michael Hampton
- Dec 29, 2020
Feature: Michael Hampton - THE ASSIGNMENT: riffing on/with my own words
Is there a role for writing on art that may appear elliptical, troubling and confusing? David Dibosa At about the same time an invitation...
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Connor Clements
- Dec 15, 2020
Feature: Toward a virtual minimalism - Finding and defining honesty in the virtual gallery space: 2
Note: As part of the exhibition Toward a Virtual Minimalism, Invert/Extant is running a series of essays and reflections on the idea of...
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Jared Pappas-Kelley
- Dec 8, 2020
Feature: Jared Pappas-Kelley - Art Lies
As part of the exhibition Toward a Virtual Minimalism, Invert/Extant is running a series of essays and reflections on the idea of...
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Connor Clements
- Dec 1, 2020
Feature: Toward a virtual minimalism - Finding and defining honesty in the virtual gallery space: 1
Note: As part of the exhibition Toward a Virtual Minimalism, Invert/Extant is running a series of essays and reflections on the idea of...
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Mary Edwards
- Nov 10, 2020
Feature: Mary Edwards - Endeavour: A Space Trilogy for the NASA Expedition of Dr. Mae C. Jemison
There is an iconic photograph of NASA Astronaut Dr. Mae C. Jemison, the first black woman to go into orbit on September 12, 1992 on the U.S.
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Lister Wood
- Nov 3, 2020
Feature: Andrew Copolov & Lister Wood - Min Max Means
I build the world. I build it using code. The lines of text aggregate and suddenly I have a sandy plane.
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Nathan O'Donnell
- Oct 27, 2020
Feature: Nathan O'Donnell - action: printing
When I uncoupled the bike for the first time in months from the lamppost outside my house I could see the tyres were flat.
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Lee Deigaard
- Oct 20, 2020
Feature: Lee Deigaard - Near and Far
The photographic series ​Near and Far​ is ​part of a long term artist research and studio project investigating horse personality, sensory
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Douglas A. Martin
- Oct 13, 2020
Feature: Douglas A. Martin - ROOM OF THE TROUBLED ONE
The book is always in the context of or in proximity to another one, house too.
I make my stacks upon tables and the floor, plans, towers a
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Pamela Booker
- Oct 6, 2020
Feature: Pamela Booker - Where’s Your Tree? / Excerpts and Extracts
Thanks for joining me, Pam Booker, host of Where’s Your Tree? a podcast series dedicated to liberating storytelling and conversations
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