Notes from New York: Seeing in the DarkJenny Wuartreview.com04 December 2024In the wake of the US election, how can art illuminate the troubling interconnections between politics and place?
PST ART Review, Part 1: Making a Name for LAJenny WuArtReview11 November 2024Why have one review when you can have three? Here, Jenny Wu assesses Art and Science Collide as an Expo for a history of technology and cultural exchange
Notes from New York: Rest Not RadicalismJenny Wuartreview.com05 November 2024A troublingly tranquil turn in a spate of recent shows favours comfort over confrontation
The Interview: Josh KlineJenny WuArtReview14 October 2024“We’re so far beyond authenticity. I don’t know if it can exist in a society where we’re crafting our identities through social media”
Notes from New York: Makeshift MachinesJenny Wuartreview.com30 September 2024An aerial perspective from above the clouds, at turns sinister and celestial, offers a route into alternative and nonhuman ways of seeing
Notes from New York: Get LostJenny Wuartreview.com28 August 2024Let’s seriously consider the formal disjunctions within the immersive experience
‘Widening the Lens’: A Corrective for Landscape PhotographyJenny WuArtReview07 August 2024What belongs in a landscape, and who in front of a camera? The genre is about more than just the nineteenth-century notion of the sublime
