Alice Gauvin is a curator, writer, and owner of Alice Gauvin Gallery. She has previously worked in the Media Arts department of SFMOMA. She holds an MPhil from the University of Cambridge and a BA from Colby College.
If the show’s underlying thesis is that art and science are symbiotic, this exhibition itself is a case in point.
By ALICE GAUVIN
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For anyone familiar with the currents of contemporary culture, particularly in the nonprofit space, the newly-reopened Glenstone must register as a kind of culmination.
By ALICE GAUVIN
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The movement is embedded into our visual vernacular, particularly in our collective understanding of horror, pain, isolation and anxiety.
By ALICE GAUVIN
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The works on view reflect and grapple with a series of seismic changes Britain underwent during the tumultuous years between 1700 and 1900.
By ALICE GAUVIN
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This is your chance to see Rothko’s paintings on paper as he intended them — many of them are exhibited without the protective intercession of museum glass between your eyes and his paint.
By ALICE GAUVIN
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She was one of a great generation of photographers whose careers were kickstarted by their work for the feds during the Depression. Sometimes you’ve got to hand it to Uncle Sam.
By ALICE GAUVIN
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