The Work of Art That Edgardo Antonio Vigo Never Completed
July 27, 2018 by Penny Snyder
Studious visitors to the PaperVault’s current exhibition, From the Page to the Street: Latin American Conceptualism might notice a curious image tucked into an object label on the wall. A family of four stands in a row, backsides to the camera, wearing nothing but sheets of paper pinned to their backs. The sheets, barely legible,…
Vincent Valdez & Maria Hinojosa in Conversation about “The City”
July 25, 2018 by Carlotta Stankiewicz
“One of the issues I find when I step back and observe…for far too long it’s been too easy for America to avoid the conversation about racism.” — artist Vincent Valdez On July 17, the Blanton launched its exhibition Vincent Valdez: The City with an evening program featuring artist Vincent Valdez and journalist Maria Hinojosa discussing art and…
The Melting Pot of American Art
July 3, 2018 by Emily Henderson
We are a country of various ethnicities, all of us drawn here by the promise of freedom that we celebrate on the Fourth of July every year. America has been and still is a place bursting at the seams with uniqueness, diversity, and expression. The Blanton’s updated American Art galleries offer a glimpse into the…
A Q&A With Artist
Lenka Clayton
June 19, 2018 by Emily Henderson
Image Courtesy of Lenka Clayton In The Distance I Can Be From My Son, Lenka Clayton attempted to objectively measure the furthest distance she could be from her toddler son in three environments: a city park, the alley behind their Pittsburgh home, and in the aisles of a local supermarket. For this trio of videos—on…
