Kayla Johnson I love the idea of re-contextualizing other people’s images or artwork because it challenges notions of what art can be, as seen by artists such as Andy Warhol and Sherry Levine. What types of images do you look for and where? Taylor Diem…
Welcome to the fourth installment in our collaborative self-love blog series with Psychology/Behavioral Science PHD student Ali Szarko. As 2020 winds to an end, Ali is here with helpful tips on practicing body neutrality and letting go in order to build a more loving relationship with…
In November, Reno-based photograper and educator Tracy Fish exhibited her recent work, Untitled Self-Portrait with Milkweed Pods at the HP Window Gallery. This gave us the opportunity to touch base with her during this time of COVID-19. We got to chat about her photography process, her relationship…
In this new series we’ll be hearing from a new person each month, talking on a specific topic of their choosing – something they love, a hobby, an interest, a thread they’ve been feeling lately, or a new discovery. Ilya Arbatman on Reading & Writing…
From time to time we get asked about certain names, phrases, stories, titles – and sometimes we gotta prove or bust some myths! Toni Ortega reflects on Holland’s Double Dutch Battles, the first of which took place this very week in December 2006. Back in…
To view the accompanying zine from In Their Hungers, with short research essays and notes about predator/prey relationships, please click here
In a new series, we’ll be hearing from a different person every month, reflecting on Reno music projects, current or not so current, and what makes them special and personally important to them. “Although only active from about 2014-2016, Flores was and remains one of…
The Homebodies series explores the personal spaces of community members, the artworks and interesting objects they’ve collected through the years, and how those pieces live with them every day. For this edition, we take a peek into the collection of long-time friend and multi-talented local artist/caterpillar wrangler,…
A Claiming, Which Cannot Be TamedSep. 01 – Oct. 23, 2020 A Claiming, Which Cannot Be Tamed, brings together four artists within different trajectories of their practice and careers. This includes Fawn Douglas, Tiffany Lin, Erick Mendel, and César Piedra. They are all protagonists in…
In this new series we’ll be hearing from a new person each month, talking on a specific topic of their choosing – something they love, a hobby, an interest, a thread they’ve been feeling lately, or a new discovery. Binh Cao on Home Cooking“Home cooking…