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Category Archives: plasticity
Protected: A Radical Life
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Posted in architecture, family, gender, health, plasticity, politics
Civilization and Savagery: Plasticity and the work of Cai Guo-Qiang
Sunday I went to brunch with my brother and his girlfriend, who are approaching their one-year anniversary but, as they will tell you, still like each other enough to make out at any available moment (hooray). We had a delicious … Continue reading
Posted in art, plasticity
Tagged art, Cai Guo-Qiang, China, Guggenheim, plasticity, politics
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tiny wonderrooms of love
Inspired by the tiny box in Eraserhead and what it contained (what was that little root-like thing? The solution? A mystery? If the solution, dead or latent? Life or death?), I’ve been making tiny (.5″) boxes out of iridescent, glossy … Continue reading
Posted in love, My Poetry, plasticity, publishing in miniature
Tagged current projects, look+touch, love
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Jessica Smith
