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Museum Exhibitions, University of Michigan Museum of Art

The World To Come: Art in the Age of the Anthropocene

May 15, 2019 K.A. Letts Leave a comment

UMMA-Mary Mattingly — Life of Objects by Mary Mattingly, 2013, chromogenic dye coupler print

I just wrote a review of this beautiful and devastating exhibit, now on view at the University of Michigan Museum of Art. It makes a powerful case for action on climate change, but will we respond? To read the full review, go here

UMMA-Trevor-Paglen — NSA tapped Fiber Optic Cable Landing Site, Miami Beach, Florida, USA, 2015, chromogenic print and mixed media on navigational chart

Gallery Exhibition, Reprinted from Pulp Magazine

Ecological Fiction and Hidden Ubiquity at the North Campus Research Center

March 12, 2019 K.A. Letts Leave a comment

NCRC-Barrett-Klein-Insect-Masks — Insect costumes by Barrett Klein

I recently wrote a review of two related shows by master draftsman and book artist Karen Anne Klein and her entomoartist (as he calls himself) son Barrett Klein for Pulp Magazine.

To read more about the two shows (on view until May 3) go here

NCRC-37-Artists-Detail — Collaborative book project with 37 artists by Karen Anne and Barrett Klein (detail)