Published April 27, 2020
Cornelia Magazine - Special Covid 19 Issue
Cornelia’s mission is to document and archive the exhibitions and artistic output of our region. As the galleries in our region do what is necessary to support public health, we know that the repercussions of not having visitors will be dramatic. We don’t know how funding streams and other structures will be affected, but we think there is one small thing we can do. We’re opening an ongoing, real time, digital COVID-19 issue of Cornelia to share exhibitions we know the public may have difficulty seeing.
Special Covid 19 Issue
The issue is dedicated to documentation and reviews for any artist or gallery with an exhibition of work effected by COVID-19. We invite you to send us documentation and press releases associated with the exhibition and we will post to the Cornelia website and a new Cornelia Instagram account. Although we are unable to offer compensation, if writers wish to review an exhibition affected by COVID-19, we’ll publish their reviews online in their original form.
Contents
- The Chaotic and Good Two Thousand and Twenty: an Essay by Felipe Shibuya (2021 MFA Candidate)
- Chaotic Good: Department of Art MFA Winter Exhibition
- Cornelia Dohse-Peck: Kindred Spirits and Other Connections
- Open House: Domestic Thresholds by Heather Hart, Edra Soto, and Rodney Taylor
- Sally Cook: 1960–Present (UB Art Galleries)
- Nando Alvarez-Perez: Eternal Flame
- Patricia Layman Bazelon: The Color of Steel (UB Anderson Gallery)
- Alana Adetola Fajemisin: Levitate
- John Oswald: stillnessence
- Stephanie Temma Hier: Spring Now Comes Unheralded