HeyJaredWhitney Mallett
The editor of the Whitney Review of New Writing and co-editor of Barbie Dreamhouse: An Architectural Survey.
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September Shows (opens the original)
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Here’s a gift link to read my reporting on September openings in and around Elizabeth Street for Cultured Mag’s The Critic’s Table chiefed by . (Of course, subscribe if you can.)The shows I write about are Ulrike Müller at Hoffman Donahue, John Edmonds at Company Gallery, a group show at New York Life, Ridikkuluz at Salma, an
Everytime you say camp think if carnivalesque works better challenge (opens the original)
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Stop telling me summer aCtUAlLy lasts until September 21. The slap in the face isn’t about the weather, it’s the social calendar fatigue about to hit us. Store openings. Dating app launches. Various marketing psyops. Fashion Week officially kicks off Thursday amidst a flurry of art world openings. The September vernissages continue into the next week, ensuring the shows are all up by the time the collectors reach critical mass for the art fairs later in the month.But let’s take this one week at
Frag Queen vol. 1 - Maddie’s Secret / Marissa Zappas, To Vetiver / CdG, Sour Diesel / Serviette (opens the original)
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I want to write more about perfume. So consider this a semi-regular feature where I deep dive into some things I’m thinking about and wearing.First up, Maddie’s Secret. A perfume made to promote a movie, a movie about a food influencer. So, duh, the scent is a gourmand. While it’s by Radish (also the film’s production company), the perfumer behind this confection is none other than the who’s carved out a niche collaborating with artists for tie-ins. Al
I Want To Remember How I Feel Right Now About Press Trips (opens the original)
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I was invited to an art residency in upstate New York called Cabin. Really far upstate. Almost at the Canadian border. The invite was a press trip. There was a time in my life I went almost anywhere if there was a free flight and hotel involved. I was younger. I was single. I’m more discerning now. Or so I thought.A press trip for the uninitiated is where a stakeholder (art museum, architecture firm, film festival, fashion brand) pays for your travel expenses in exchange for media coverage. A lo
Not Everyone Should Wear White T-Shirts (opens the original)
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I’ve been eating wild blueberries we picked ourselves from the bushes and swimming in the lake. The penance for such simple pleasures, I’m sleeping on an ancient mattress and my back hurts. I’ve been reading a lot. I bought a kindle for this trip. I’ve torn through Calla Henkel’s Four Terrible Parents and Courtney Bush’s Learning. Both are new. Both are wonderful. Both are by writers about my age. I’ve been coming up to this cottage my whole life. It’s my grandma’s now but when I was a little gi
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