Art and Politics Now! - Susan Noyes Platt, PhD - Art Historian & Critic
Other Writings
Art & Politics in the 1930s
- Anita Brenner, A Mind of Her Own
- David Alfaro Siqueiros: Portrait of a Decade 1930-1940
- Lucienne Bloch: A Retrospective Mendocino Art Center Mendocino
- Modernism, Formalism and Politics: The Cubism and Abstract Art
- Elizabeth McCausland: Art, Politics, and Sexuality
- Gambling, Fencing and Camouflage: Homer Saint-Gaudens and the Carnegie International 1922-1950
- Greenberg in the 1930s
- Formalism and American Art Criticism in the 1920's
- Bram Dijkstra: American Expressionism: Art and Social Change 1920-1950
- The Jersey Homesteads Mural: Ben Shahn, Bernarda Bryson, and History Painting in the 1930s
- Mysticism in the Machine Age: Jane Heap and the Little Review
- Early Years and Avant Garde Ideas The Little Review in Chicago
Art & Politics Now
MIDDLE EAST
- Prehistoric Palimpsests and Pentimenti, Annabel Daou
- As you see me, but I am not
- The Digestible Other: The Istanbul Biennial
- Dispatch Istanbul
- Staged Sanctity
- Dangerous Things
- Games, Toys, Children, War, Love
- Goddess Series
- Grieve for the loss of Iraq's Historical Soul
- Word into Art
- Out of Beirut
- Art and Politics in the Middle East: Fictionalized Histories and Delusional Modernisms
- Contemporary Art in the Middle East: New Perspectives
COMMUNITY BASED ART
- Outside the Box: African American Writers Evade Stereotypes
- Art on a Mission: Farah Nousheen, Eddie Hill, Isangmahal
- Art on the Line, Essays by Artists about the Point Where their Art and Activism Intersect
- Arts Corps A phenomenal success stor
- Disability and Liberation CARA art exhibition at Seattle Central
- Genocide Trail: a holocaust un-spoken
- Dance this Mess Around
- Nickel and Dimed
- Outside In Homeless youth offer a different view
- Palimpsests
- Peggy Weiss Art Program Manager at The Harborview Medical Center
- Remembering the Past The need to understand the Japanese-American experience during World War Two
- War Torn: Wing Luke Museum Dissects nature of violence in women's lives
- The Fight for What Is Right Perversions of Justice: Indigenous Peoples and Anglo-American Law
AMERICAN ART
- Art in the Encounter of Nations, Japanese and American Artists in the Early Postwar Years
- Modernism in the 1920s: Interpretations of Modern Art in New York from Expressionism to Constructivism
- Vancouver
- Post Script: Cuban Art in Canada
- The Art of Xu Bing Words Without Meaning, Meaning Without Word
- Rethinking Edward Hopper
- Seattle Enrique Celayo, Splinter.Return
- Jack Dollhausen's Responsive Machines
- Jean Lacy, I don't think I am radical, I am just in search of truths
- PETLAND: A Woman's Life
- Rabbits, Cats, Horses and Hello Kitty?
- Seattle: Marita Dingus
- Seattle: Mary Henry
- The Culture of the Apocalypse
- Nancy Graves
- Encounters Ray Smith
- Bellevue:Roger Shimomura
- Selma Waldman
- Two Major Collections of African American Art
- Vito Acconci, The Sheltering City
ENVIRONMENTAL ART
- Lubbock: Designed Obsolescence/Third Floor
- Portland: The Clement Greenberg Collection and Voices of Water
- Changing Scales: Gail Tremblay: Twenty Years of Making
- Seattle: Gail Tremblay: Twenty Years of Making
- Gloria Bornstein Still Life at the Seattle Art Museum
- Maya Lin's Confluence Project
- The View from Here:100 Artists Mark the Centennial of Mt. Rainier National Park
- Changing Models for Public Art: Seattle's Salmon in the City
- An Act of Resistance at Sacred Circle: Tanis Maria S'eilten
- Tensions in the Land
- Warm Springs Oregon: Lillian Pitt Spirits Keep Whistling Me Home
ASIAN ART
- Myth, Politics and Gender in Contemporary Art by Women from India
- New Art in China, Post-1989
- Look at the World Through Women's Eyes
- Women Artists of India: A Celebration of Independence
EUROPEAN ART
Art & Politics 1980s-1990s
- Infinity City: Nuclear Bombs, Nuclear History and Postmodern Politics
- Art and Activism Then and Now
- Art for the New Apocalypse
- Fast Growing Grass Roots
- Disarming Images: Art for Nuclear Disarmament
- Collectives for Resistance: The Global Art Coalition
- Politically Incorrect: Outing the Activist Artist