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The project of inclusion is painful. It is the contending of deeply rooted structures that our bodies do not and cannot conform to. Thematic Issues » Feature-length articles and thematic programming exploring a chosen focus related to visual culture from a wide range of angles. Essays & Podcasts » In-depth considerations of artists worksthrough podcasts, profiles, reviews, opinion pieces,and columns organized around a central subject, offering freshperspectives from West Coast writers. Reviews » Renowned artists, performers, writers, educators, and curators working contribute enriching and critical analysis of exhibitions and events on the West Coast. Events » Find out what s on view and what events you can t miss!Our events calendarhighlights what s coming up and what Picks our editors have highlighted as noteworthy. by Rachel Berger A Toolkit for gathering. It is time to plan more meaningful gatherings for the future. More 11.3 / On Being Included Issue The project of inclusion is painful. It is the contending of deeply rooted structures that our bodies do not and cannot conform to. Go to issue » by Jolene Rickard (Tuscarora) Unintentional Inclusion and Indigenous Art Feature Within art-world centers, inclusion of Indigenous art is complicated by a number of factors including an ongoing omission of Indigenous nationhood expressed as sovereignty. More by Chaédria LaBouvier The Mode of Production as Empire Feature In lieu of seismic institutional change, "firsts" are personal wins that are extrapolated to virtue signal "change," and become iconographies of representation for marginalized people, the vast majority for whom a hiring freeze is still in place. More by Treva Ellison Vantapower: An Imaginative Concept Whose Time Has Come Feature Trans and queer artists of color havebeengenerating vantapower, the power that comes from living in the flesh that disorganizes hegemonic social relations. More by Maddie Klett Interview with Richard-Jonathan Nelson New Takes "What is the future? What is hope? Where can it go?Who has access to hope when everything crumbles?" More by James McAnally Dependent Publications: Art Publishing Presents and Futures Features Criticism is a field forever in crisis: purgatorial, underfunded, and dependent on other structures for its existence, so the litany of complaints are both lived realities and perennially relevant. More by Art Practical Editors The Future of Art Practical Feature Amid a broader landscape of closures, we regret to announce that Art Practical s publishing relationship with California College of the Arts (CCA) will conclude on June 30, 2020. More by Qianjin Montoya MIX and the Museum: Researching the Politics of Inclusion Feature What was absent in the MIX archive accounted for as much meaning and context as that which was present and who exactly held the power to render things visible or not, was clear. More by Eunsong Kim remain | un | conquered Feature Inclusion denotes safety, legacy, and foundation. Part of what is being dangled in inclusion is the condition of object immortalization: air conditioning, guards, conservation experts, curators, educators, more. More by Raquel Gutiérrez On the Limits of Witnessing Feature This is one narration of Brown witnessing to the white cube and its attending supremacies, under an administration currently working to ensure our annihilation. More by Maddie Klett Trees in Pretty Shapes: Jeamin Cha at KADIST New Takes Trees, pets, technology, all have been made to serve the advancement and preservation of humankind. What happens when advancement stalls, or doesn t move forward as expected? More by Rhiannon Evans MacFadyen Episode 6: Indira Allegra with Rhiannon Evans MacFadyen Notes from MoAD For our sixth episode of Notes from MoAD, multidisciplinary artist Indira Allegra and curator Rhiannon Evans MacFadyen discuss an expanding of world and experience, the interplay of consent and complicity, exhaustion of identity-based inquiry, and the temperature of colonialism. More by Rhiannon Evans MacFadyen Episode 7: Rodney Ewing with Rhiannon Evans MacFadyen Notes from MoAD Rodney Ewing and Rhiannon Evans MacFadyen talk about institutions and the things we learn about our work when we listen openly. More by Rhiannon Evans MacFadyen Episode 8: DeShawn Dumas with Rhiannon Evans MacFadyen Notes from MoAD DeShawn Dumas and Rhiannon Evans MacFadyen discuss the fragility and resilience of glass and the limits of the art institution as community space. More by PJ Gubatina Policarpio Episode 9: Chanell Stone with PJ Gubatina Policarpio Notes from MoAD Photographer and visual artist Chanell Stone and curator/organizer PJ Gubatina Policarpio revisitNatura Negra(Black Nature), Stone s exhibition at Museum of African Diaspora. More by PJ Gubatina Policarpio Episode 10: Vincent Miranda with PJ Gubatina Policarpio Notes from MoAD Artist Vincent Miranda and curator/organizer PJ Gubatina Policarpio talk about the ideas and influences for Miranda s upcoming exhibition at MoAD. More by PJ Gubatina Policarpio Episode 11: Sydney Cain with PJ Gubatina Policarpio Notes from MoAD Artist Sydney Cain and curator PJ Gubatina Policarpio meditate on the vision and process that inspire Cain s upcoming show Refutations at MoAD. More by Art Practical Editors Shelter-in-Studio Living & Working: Covid-19 At Art Practical, we have compiled a selection from the many proliferating online lists and guides in response to COVID-19 directed to artists, art educators, cultural workers, and cultural organizations. While certainly not all-encompassing, we hope that this list can direct our readers to useful resources and strategies, as the situation rapidly evolves. More 11.1 / All the World s End Issue As the climate crisis escalates and the sixth mass extinction approaches, we arethinking through all the things that are coming to an end, but also business-as-usual behaviors being called to end. Go to issue » Art Practicalisa member ofIntersection for the Arts. Intersection for the Arts is a historic arts nonprofit that provides people working in arts and culture with fiscal sponsorship and resources to grow.Art Practicalis community-supported.All of our writing, podcasts, events, books, and programming have beensupported directly by yourgenerosity. Learn about supporting Art Practical s archiving efforts.

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