Articles

• Dioramically Speaking: Lisa Stinner

• Tim Schouten

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  Learning from Objects: An Interview with David Altmejd

• Time and Paint

• Sexy Boy

  Cliff Eyland is an art-world Imp of the Perverse. In Edgar Allen Poe’s formulation, the imp was “an innate and primitive principle of human action, a paradoxical something, which we may call perverseness.” The fit is a good one, as long as you understand that the term primitive has nothing to do with a lack of sophistication. It comes closest to meaning ungoverned, or, more accurately, ungovernable. As he says in the following interview, his attitude has never been to get people to accept his work, but rather, “try to stop me making this stuff.”

• James Carl

• The Very Rich Hours of Carol Wainio

• Eyeing the Landscape: The Photography of Thaddeus Holownia

• The Miss of Sisyphus: Will Gorlitz

• Mute Ability: Janet Werner Changes the Face of Portraiture

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  From Flesh to Stone: The Photography of Ralph Gibson

• View Finder: The Photography of Geoffrey James

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