As the return of Roosevelt Island Day drew to an end, Georgette Sinclair’s Introspective Retrospection opened in Gallery RIVAA, looking to the future.
Here are a few scenes.
The artist took a break from mask-wearing, posing for photographs.
Photo courtesy of Tad Sudol and Gallery RIVAA.
Photo courtesy of Tad Sudol and Gallery RIVAA.
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You Can FOIL* It
When information is acknowledged, delayed, and withheld until it no longer matters, transparency becomes a process, not a right
On April 15, at the Steam Plant Demolition Town Hall, a simple exchange revealed something far more consequential than anything formally presented that evening.
