. JOURNALIST
Carey Lovelace has written for publications including Art in America, The New York Times, Newsday, Harper's, Artforum, Ms., International Herald Tribune, artnet.com, and many others . She just completed a term, 2003-2006, as co-president of the U.S. chapter of the International Association of Art Critics (AICA/USA)--with 435 members, the nation's leading association of art writers. With AICA/USA, she organized the historic and acclaimed May 2005 National Critics Conference, for the first time bringing together theatre, dance, music and art writers. She also co-organized, at the Guggenheim Museum, an acclaimed all-day symposium on the Christo Gates project, and the panel Doublethink and Doublespeak: The Art and Politics of Language at the New York Public Library. She co-hosted "The Yay/Nay Show," an arts-and-culture program on WPS1, whose archives can be accessed on www.wps1.org; she and co-host Linda Yablonsky won a 2006 AICA Award for Best Presentation of Art in a Broadcast Medium. She has appeared on or moderated panels at the Cairo Biennale, Columbia University, the College Art Association, the Women's Caucus for Art, the National Critics Conference, the American University Museum, PS1, the Museum of Modern Art, the Bronx Museum of the Arts, and has been a featured guest on BBC3's Nightwaves, among many other venues. She has translated books from French for Harry N. Abrams and is also an award-winning playwright, with productions at the New York-based Ensemble Studio Theatre, the Samuel French One-Act Festival, and REDCAT Theatre in Los Angeles, among other locales. Carey is currently guest-curating Making It Together: Women's Collaborative Art + Community at the Bronx Museum of the Arts, March 2 through August4, 2008.
See articles:
Together, Again – illustrated catalogue essay, “Making It Together: Women's Collaborative Art + Community” (2008), Bronx Museum of the Arts.
ArtNet - Cuba: Art Amid the Rubble
Ms Magazine - A Gallery of Dreaming. Australian aboriginal art.
ArtNet - Cairo Blues. Cairo Biennial.
ArtForum - Arlene Raven: Bringing It All Back Home
The New York Times - The Crafts Villages of Bali
The New York Times - A Homeric Hero's Itinerary
Ms Magazine - A Feast of Feminist Art
ArtNews - How to Visit a Studio
Art in America - Feminism at 40
Art in America - Lisa Yuskavage: Fleshed Out
Art in America - Girls, Girls, Girls: Feminist Art's Phases and Philosophies? Let me count the ways...