Contributors
Writers
- Adrienne Skye Roberts
- Aimee Le Duc
- Anne Colvin
- Anthony Marcellini
- Art Practical Editors
- Bad at Sports
- Bean Gilsdorf
- Bill Berkson
- Blanka Earhart
- Brady Welch
- Brandon Brown
- Brent Foster Jones
- Brian Andrews
- Bruno Fazzolari
- Carol Anne McChrystal
- Catherine McChrystal
- Chelsea Wong
- Cherie Louise Turner
- Christian L. Frock
- Christina Linden
- Christine Kesler
- Christine Wong Yap
- Constance Lewallen
- crystal am nelson
- Daily Serving
- Danielle Sommer
- Dena Beard
- Dominic Willsdon
- Elizabeth Johnson
- Ellen Tani
- Elysa Lozano
- Elyse Mallouk
- Genevieve Quick
- Gibson Cuyler
- Glen Helfand
- Guillermo Gómez-Peña
- Gwen Allen
- Hou Hanru
- Jake Longstreth
- Jarrett Earnest
- Jeanne Gerrity
- Jessica Brier
- John Zarobell
- Kara Q. Smith
- Kate Mattingly
- Keturah Cummings
- Lani Asher
- Larissa Archer
- Laura Cassidy
- Lea Feinstein
- Leigh Markopoulos
- Liena Vayzman
- Marcella Faustini
- Mark Van Proyen
- Marta Martinez
- Mary Anne Kluth
- Matt Stromberg
- Matthew David Rana
- Matthew Harrison Tedford
- Megan McMillan
- Megan Wilson
- Melissa E. Feldman
- Mia Kirsi Stageberg
- Michele Carlson
- Patricia Maloney
- Rachel Adams
- Randall Miller
- Renny Pritikin
- Sarah Hotchkiss
- Sarah Hotchkiss
- Shannon Jackson
- Shotgun Reviews
- Sita K. Bhaumik
- Spencer Young
- Stephanie Baker
- Terri Cohn
- Tess Thackara
- Theo Konrad Auer
- Tom Comitta
- Twilight Greenaway
- Valerie Imus
- Victoria Gannon
- Zachary Royer Scholz
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Hou Hanru
Bio
Hou Hanru is Director of Exhibitions and Public Programs and Chair of the Exhibitions and Museum Studies program at the San Francisco Art Institute. A prolific writer and curator, Hou is a consultant for several cultural institutions internationally and a correspondent for various journals on contemporary art. Hou curated the 10th International Istanbul Biennial in 2007 and the 10th Lyon Biennial in 2009. He is one of the first curators and thinkers to examine postmodern issues of nomadic identity, hybridity, globalized mobility and artists living in the diaspora.
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