Image İFran Osborn-Blaschke
ArtsMedia is a Boston-based monthly magazine covering the visual arts in New England. I have written for them regularly since 2002. To read an article, please click on a title at right.
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Extreme Lawn OrnamentsFeature article: What happens when art moves out of the gallery and into the yard next door? Sculptors face neighborhood reactions to their XLOs (extreme lawn ornaments). |
Let There Be LightFeature article: Using everything from lasers, neon, LEDs and video projectors to simple candles and strings of Christmas tree lights, New England artists illuminate the darkness. |
Harlem in BloomFeature exhibition review: "The Harlem Renaissance and Its Legacy," an ambitious show at the Worcester Art Museum, both celebrates and oversimplifies the African-American experience and African-American contributions to the visual arts. |
Suzanne UlrichShort exhibition review: Suzanne Ulrich's thirty small mixed media collages feel like messages in a bottle, washed up from some distant shore... |
New Material As New Media: The Fabric Workshop And MuseumBook review: This sumptuous volume reflects in both form and content the innovative use of materials promoted by its subject, the Fabric Workshop and Museum in Philadelphia. |
Fred Wilson: Objects and Installations, 1979-2001Short exhibition review: Fred Wilson, America's envoy to the 2003 Venice Bienniale, deconstructs museum culture and demonstrates how the context of an object determines its meaning. |
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