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How Good You Must Be When Everyone Can See / Hyperallergic

How Good You Must Be When Everyone Can See / Hyperallergic

by Alicia | Dec 24, 2013 | Hyperallergic

CHICAGO — In the age of social-networked identities, when every private thought is often public declaration, what does it mean to be “good” or “bad”? Our words become performances, our self-portraits become selfies, and we are present as online brands. It becomes hard...
Essay for Kathy Halper’s Exhibition “TMI (Too Much Information)”

Essay for Kathy Halper’s Exhibition “TMI (Too Much Information)”

by Alicia | May 8, 2013 | Artist Essays, Kathy Halper, News, Writing

TMI (Too Much Information) Kathy Halper Packer Schopf Gallery May 24 – July 6 2013 It is that moment at the school prom when the hot football player flicks off the camera before he gets wasted, and then falls between his high school sweetheart’s legs for the first...