Writings on Art from Central Europe and Beyond


  • TEAR A HOLE THROUGH THE SILENCE.

  • George Kuchar in Berlin

    Yes, it’s been a time, and not an easy one at that. Hence, my absence from here for a while.
    If you happen to be in Berlin this summer, escape the football hype and retreat indoors to spend a day or two with George Kuchar. This is the highlight of this year’s Berlin Biennale, hands down. [...]

  • Identity Drag

    With the advent of post-structuralist philosophy and the spread of issue-based political activism in the latter half of the 20th century, the problem of identity arguably emerged as the most pressing ideological issue of the Zeitgeist. While it also enabled the creation of a lot of bad art, a new exhibition in Berlin has triumphantly [...]

  • RIP Michael Godfrey

    Michael Godfrey, curator of the newly opened Becthler Museum in Charlotte, my home town, just passed away. Michael graciously took time out of a hectic schedule to give me a tour of the museum a few days before its official opening back in January. I was impressed with his sensitive, intuitive arrangement of the paintings, [...]

  • One or Several Wolves: reading in London

    One or Several Wolves: multiplicities and packs in art
    The event features an exhibition of the photographic work of London-based photographer Tereza Zelenkova, paintings and drawings by the New York-based artist Jason Saager and the novelist and art critic Travis Jeppesen performing a reading from his upcoming novel, The Suiciders.
    Following the [...]

travis jeppesen Disorientations.com is Travis Jeppesen.
Travis Jeppesen is a novelist, poet, and art critic based in Berlin. His books include Wolf at the Door, Victims, Poems I Wrote While Watching TV, and a collection of art criticism, Disorientations: Art on the Margins of the "Contemporary".

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