Author Archives: Bridey Schufli

A sort of antic incrementalism, in which the sheer number of accumulated found objects stuns the viewer into submission, clogging their visual arteries, presently constitutes an academy in itself. How do we know? Art schools and project rooms across the nation are filled to the brim with such compilations. And indeed it is hard to [...]

These are the particulars of Laurence Hegarty’s recent installation at Miami:  a white   cow laps contentedly at a blue plywood puddle collecting under a blue plywood drip from the ceiling; a motley crew with migratory urges—a priest on wheels and three wheeled piggy banks—clusters nearby, overlooked by a bank of cardboard movie cameras; off [...]