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Category Archives: Cultural Inquiry
ICI Associate Christel Dillbohner in New Exhibition
Christel Dillbohner, a long-time ICI associate, was featured in a show titled TERRAIN: Exploring the Language of Landscape. The exhibition ‘offered meditations on nature through visual explorations of an inherent language and relationship to the earth that is at once … Continue reading
Associate Anna Ayeroff in Exhibition
ICI associate Anna Ayeroff work was included in a recent exhibition titled Myths of Progress: Utopic Dreams/Dystopic Realities. Her work included a multi-media installation that explores her family’s personal history in Clarion, Utah—a Jewish farming colony that was originally envisioned … Continue reading
Karen Frimkess Wolff in New Exhibition
The ICI website switch over to cloud hosting
At the beginning of February 2012, the Institute of Cultural Inquiry’s (ICI) website switched over to the cloud. What is the cloud, you may ask? It is not to be confused with Apple’s iCloud, which stores your music, photos, documents, … Continue reading
Associate Review – East Bay Express, February 22, 2012
ICI associate Christel Dillbohner’s recent exhibition titled TERRAIN: Exploring the Language of Landscape was reviewed in the February edition of the East Bay Express, a publication out of Oakland, California. Read the review online HERE, or read an archived version … Continue reading
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ICI New Visualist-in-Residence Julene Paul
The ICI would like to welcome our newest Visualist-in-Residence, Julene Paul. Her proposed project is an exploration of memory and its visual representation in space, taking the visual exterior of a city as a starting point and investigating the worlds … Continue reading
SPECULATIVE PENTIMENTI Press Release
Speculative Pentimenti: Painting in an Age of Endarkenment May 5 – 26, 2012 Opening Reception: Saturday, May 5, 7-9 pm We are living through a dark age. An age of, if you like, endarkenment—and I don’t necessarily mean that negatively. … Continue reading
Phantoms Rising – The Freedom Tower in NYC
Even in its digital phantom, the photograph qua photograph belies cultural anxieties. Ten years later and the site of 9/11′s most horrendous act is still ‘under construction.’ The view from a Bowery Street vantage point, reveals a half-built Freedom Tower … Continue reading
Forget Fela Kuti
On 3 August 1997, Fela’s brother, Olikoye-Ransome Kuti already a prominent AIDS activist announced his younger brother’s death a day earlier from Kaposi’s sarcoma which was brought on by AIDS. Fela Anikulapo Kuti was 59 when he died of AIDS in … Continue reading
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