It is a sin to lie to a child.
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"What did you do on your sabbatical?"
When you pay attention to what’s around you, it’s stunning that other people don’t see.
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I fit the description....
An attempt to get lunch, in my own neighborhood, on my way to work…
Read MoreA Recent Incident in a Black-owned Business...
Sometimes you people show you who they are.
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Useful drawings #6
These come in handy….
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Bull in the Ring, 2008 Performance video - banned drill, Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Produced by Brad L Cooper WITH the players of LCFL semi-pro football Photo by Marshall Astor
ONE QUESTION - Shaun Leonardo
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Shaun Leonardo answers ONE QUESTION….
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A terrified Steve Locke chats with the amazing and patient Evan Garza
Because some people really know how to have a good time....
in criticism, Exhibitions, Steve!
Evan Garza and I, being gay, not wearing socks, in front of a museum crowd, talking about my work. Is this heaven? No, it’s ICA Boston.
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Just like heaven... Kerry James Marshall's UNTITLED at the Sackler Museum
in criticism
“Heaven/Heaven is a place/A place where nothing/Nothing ever happens”
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Nostalgia isn't what it used to be.... Ori Gersht at MFA Boston
in criticism
This work is freaking big.
Read MoreARTCORE Journal - William Cordova at the Mills Gallery at the Boston Center for the Arts by Steve Locke
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My essay on the amazing William Cordova exhibition that was at the Mills Gallery at the Boston Center for the Arts, courtesy of artcore journal, founded and edited by Erin Dziedzic in collaboration with Gregory Eltringham.
William Cordova at the Mills Gallery at the Boston Center for the Arts by Steve Locke.
artcore journal is an edited online contemporary art journal published biannually. The journal seeks to establish a broad range of responses to contemporary art and curatorial practice from varied spatial perspectives. artcore journal presents a broad range of informed written texts, art works and curatorial initiatives. Each issue welcomes creative and critical responses to a theme as a way of establishing an intertextual network postulating on ideas concerning space in contemporary art discourse.