Last week on BRAVO’s art reality television show, Work of Art, Peregrine Honig eased into the third round with nary a glance from art critic Jerry Saltz and nods from her fellow contestants. BRAVO isn’t getting much play from Peregrine. She doesn’t shit-talk the other contestants. She shows up to the studio with a smile, [...]
Here is a selection of art criticism that I wrote for Time Out Chicago. For additional clips, please contact me directly. FEATURE: Starving artists (Issue 165) PORTRAIT: Peregrine Honig (Issue 119) REVIEW: “Henbane: Dialectics of the Feminine Sublime” (published April 9, 2008) REVIEW: Tony Fitzpatrick at the Chicago Cultural Center (Issue 170) REVIEW: Rosemarie Trockel [...]
I have written nearly 100 stories for Time Out Chicago magazine, Chicago’s leading where-to-go, what-to-do weekly publication. To browse the full collection of my stories on Time Out Chicago’s website, go here: http://timeoutchicago.com/search/apachesolr_search/alicia%20eler Here is a selection of the stories I published in Time Out Chicago: FEATURE: Trying something new: Rugby (Issue 206) FEATURE: Screening is [...]
While standing in line at the grocery store, we can’t help flipping through the glossy, photo-filled pages of People and Cosmopolitan and gushing over the personal lives of America’s rich, famous and rail-thin supermodels and celebrities. But what if one of those gorgeous gals had Down syndrome or autism? Shocking, weird and totally unlikely? Well, [...]
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