Natilee Harren is an art historian and critic based in Houston. Her essays and criticism have appeared in Art Journal, Art Journal Open, Getty Research Journal, and Artforum, among other publications. Her book on Fluxus event scores and multiples, Objects Without Object: Fluxus and the Notational Neo-Avant-Garde, is forthcoming. A graduate of the PhD program in art history at UCLA, she is currently Assistant Professor of Contemporary Art History and Critical Studies at the University of Houston.
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Artists at Work: Kenneth Tam by Natilee Harren
Kenneth Tam works in video, sculpture, and photography, using the male body as a starting point for discussions about performance, physical intimacy, vulnerability, and private ritual.
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Artists at Work: Gerard & Kelly by Natilee Harren
Since 2003, Brennan Gerard and Ryan Kelly (as Gerard & Kelly) have worked at the juncture of dance, text, and visual art. Their conceptually-based  “choreographic scores" nimbly engage topics such as collective and individual memory, time, gender and sexuality, queer subjectivity, and dyadic relationships.