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Covered Buildings and Spaces Since 2011, Ibrahim Mahama, Ghana, has produced evocative narratives about society’s relationship with industry with his ongoing series, Occupations. These narratives manifest in colossal, blanket-like installations that envelope building structures and urban spaces. With these constructs, produced almost exclusively with combined jute fiber sacks, Mahama critiques the place and value of […]

A Look at Plastic Packaging in the Circular Economy Take just a moment to think about the plastic found in your home, then go a step further and calculate your plastic footprint by doing a plastic waste audit. You will soon discover that a majority of the plastic found in your home is used for

“Get out of your skull” is a collaborative art project with the participation of an international group of 64 artists from 20 countries.  Last year when much of the world shut down galleries, artists were dealt a serious blow when it came to their practices. The arts are integral to the social, civic, and economic

 Chris Taylor talks doodle  Doodles became interesting to me a few years ago, when I coauthored a paper on a large number of them made by Samuel Beckett in the manuscript of his play, “Endgame.”  Most of those doodles we’re not especially exciting, but there were a handful that were intriguing for a variety of