Avigayil Margolis
I AM HERE: A Look Back
The AGO's I AM HERE: Home Movies and Everyday Masterpieces was an exhibition that certainly succeeded in making me think. I left...
Molly Gosewich
- May 2
Deutschland: A Musings Abroad Special Edition
As a part of generous funding I received from the Joint Initiative for German and European Studies (the Munk School for Global Affairs &...
Rachel Deiterding
- Mar 7
Amnesia Museum and Lesions in the Landscape: The Inside and Outside of Memory
As an emerging museum professional, I thought that I thought a lot about memory. Museums, after all, are constructed by and, in turn,...
Rachel Deiterding
- Feb 1
Alternate Futures, Alternate Delivery: Anticipation, Podcasts, and Remote Stars
Over the last month, I’ve been reflecting on a past exhibition project that I contributed to called Together We Average As Zero. The...
Rachel Deiterding
- Nov 17, 2021
Art and Archive: Reflections from the Information Desk
Originally published on November 17, 2021
Rachel Deiterding
- Aug 17, 2021
Groundwork and the Animacy of Stone
In human timescales, stone signifies unwavering permanence. As Jeffrey Jerome Cohen unearths the animacy of stone, he asks “if stone...
Rachel Deiterding
- Jul 20, 2021
You Just Hold Your Breath: Bathing, Swimming, and States of Bodily Immersion at The Plumb
As a child, I was obsessed with the lake. The allure of the water lies in its dichotomy of sustenance and destruction, along with its...
Rachel Deiterding
- Apr 14, 2021
Returning to Triumphant Alliance of the Ubiquitous Blossoms of Incarnate Souls
As the sun returns and spring blossoms emerge, I keep returning to Tau Lewis’ Triumphant Alliance of the Ubiquitous Blossoms of Incarnate...
Rachel Deiterding
- Mar 15, 2021
There are Times and Places: Online Exhibitions Before Online Exhibitions Were a Thing
Digital exhibitions have become a common and expected alternative in the current era where we have been unable to view art in person....
Rachel Deiterding
- Feb 23, 2021
The Community is the Gallery: "Three-Thirty" at the Doris McCarthy Gallery and Beyond
While online exhibitions have become the new norm over the past year, there are many exhibitions and media that are not easily...