Art Amid Governors Island’s Architectural Decay - Hyperallergic - September 25, 2017
In its 10th year, the Governors Island Art Fair (GIAF) continues to experiment with the disused spaces on Governors Island in the New York Harbor, adding the 1920s Liggett Hall barracks to the 2017 edition. The fair, organized by the nonprofit 4heads, features 100 artists from across media, from gourds molded into baby heads, to interactive videos.
An Art Fair for the 99 Percent - NY Times - August 30, 2017
A lot of things have changed on Governors Island since 2008, when work began to turn the rundown former Coast Guard base into a grand park in New York Harbor. Ferry service now runs seven days a week during the season. You can drink the water. And acres of open space have been built where drab military housing once stood.
Cultural Reflections - UMaine Today | Spring/Summer March 25, 2021
Today, as throughout history, artists and humanities scholars reflect on the world and their work in a pandemic, and approach the questions about ‘why we are here differently’
Myhren Gallery’s Storm Warning Heats Up the Debate Over Climate Change - April 11, 2017
Jeffrey Keith doesn’t want to bullshit people. And in the case of Storm Warning: Artists on Climate Change, a show Keith curated for the University of Denver’s Vicki Myhren Gallery, that mission felt all the more compelling because of the urgency of its subject matter. “So much art in this…
