Reflections

Experiments with a viewfinder made from scrap at the Bonneville Salt Flats,

Lossy Listening: In Defense of Defect and Instability in Itinerant Artmaking

How do we survive distortion in a militarized landscape? Jennifer Seas reflects on land art, lossless technology, and itinerant art practices that respond to the unstable conditions of real life.

Jennifer Seas • February 26, 2026

Dan Buckingham's portrait in a local Moab newspaper

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Real or Replica? On an Obsessive Quest to Immortalize a Forgotten Artist, a Writer Confronts Himself

He was a Marlboro Man from Moab who sold his art to celebrities in Los Angeles, before dying of AIDS. Why did no one have any record of his art?

Nath Kapoor • February 10, 2026

Public artwork titled Glyph by Paula Castillo in downtown Denver, with signage for the Denver Art Museum below it.

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Unpacking the Uneasy Cultural Hybridity of Paula Castillo’s Denver Monoliths

In Paula Castillo's three new public artworks across downtown Denver, cultural fusion is an optimistic and ideologically risky proposition.

Joshua Ware • January 15, 2026

Reflections

Lossy Listening: In Defense of Defect and Instability in Itinerant Artmaking

Real or Replica? On an Obsessive Quest to Immortalize a Forgotten Artist, a Writer Confronts Himself

Unpacking the Uneasy Cultural Hybridity of Paula Castillo’s Denver Monoliths

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