Tag: Art Review

Review of Wandering in the Land of Oblivion

Posted on by Michael R Spicher in Art Review, Philosophy, Visual Arts, Well-being

The Urbano Project in Jamaica Plain (Boston) has a wonderful show by artist Constanza Aguirre, on view from November 9, 2018 through January 11, 2019. Her art explores the relationship that people have with work. What happens when displaced people are thereby prevented from working? Do they become less human?  In my art review (see … Continue reading Review of Wandering in the Land of Oblivion →

Review of Scientific Purposes

Posted on by Michael R Spicher in aesthetics, Art Review, Philosophy, Visual Arts

Here is my review of Anna Schuleit Haber's exhibit Scientific Purposes (In which a murderous hairdresser donates his head to science, with one restriction) in Boston (March 2 - April 15, 2018). This is part one of a series for Big, Red & Shiny. For these essays, I review a show through the lens of a particular … Continue reading Review of Scientific Purposes →