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... might be good: a project of fluent~collaborative

Annette Lawrence
Legacy Line: Modern Ruin
2010
Graphite on wall
Photo: Kevin Todora

Issue #142
Words of Encouragement
February 26, 2010

From the Editor
Claire Ruud
Recently, the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex has been home to a cluster of exhibitions and artist projects in vacant commercial and residential spaces. In large part, this issue is devoted to those, with features on Modern Ruin (which occupied a never-occupied… more...

FEATURES

Review:
Modern Ruin
Intended Washington Mutual Bank building, Dallas
February 20 - 21, 2010
by Alison Hearst
Our broken economy reached a visual crescendo in Modern Ruin last weekend in Dallas.… more...

Review:
Nothing to see here, move along
CTRL Gallery, Houston
Through March 6, 2010
by Wendy Vogel
Nothing to see here, move along, a phrase that might be uttered by police to onlookers… more...

ARTIST'S SPACE

November House: Christine Bisetto & Terri Thornton

Subtext Projects (Alison Hearst & Erin Starr White) documented the work of Christine Bisetto and Terri Thornton in a vacant home every day throughout the month of November 2009. This essay was composed… more...

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…might be good, a project of Fluent~Collaborative, is a contemporary art e-publication based in Austin that reaches over 5,000 international subscribers. Understanding Austin as one hub within a larger network of art communities, …might be good provides a platform for thoughtful dialogue about artistic production and reception. Every two weeks, the publication offers a few reviews, interviews and features in response to noteworthy happenings within our immediate surroundings in Austin, our regional setting within Texas and the context of art communities worldwide.

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