Artblog | Lane Timothy Speidel

July 14, 2023 by Lane Timothy Speidel

‘Songs for Ritual and Remembrance’ shows impressive and moving works

Lane reviews the show “Songs for Ritual and Remembrance” at Arthur Ross Gallery, a spare exhibition with works that are heartfelt memorials to past trauma experienced by the artists, either personally, or through ancestral or other historical connections. The show, which Lane says, holds “some impressive and moving works,” is up until Sept. 17, 2023.

June 8, 2023 by Lane Timothy Speidel

Painting is Frozen Music

Run right over to Vox Populi to catch this miraculous intergenerational painting show before it closes June 11. But first be sure to read Lane’s poetic and analytical review.

June 7, 2023 by Lane Timothy Speidel

Sue Williamson, Lebohang Kganye, on Memory, Storytelling and Forgiveness, at the Barnes Foundation

Hello, sorry to say that this exhibition is now over but we wanted to share Lane’s review and the images of the works. The review looks at the Barnes Foundation’s recent exhibition Tell Me What You Remember which explores temporality, memory, and cultural inheritance in South Africa pre and post Apartheid. We hope you enjoy and endeavor to learn more about both artists.

May 31, 2023 by Lane Timothy Speidel

Since Sliced Bread, Seneca Weintraut’s D_NNER PARTY and the Technology of American Time

Dear Folks, this exhibit is over now, but we wanted to share Lane’s review with you and to share the images of the artist’s works.

April 26, 2023 by Lane Timothy Speidel

Let’s Get Free: The Transformative Art and Activism of the People’s Paper Co-op

Lane Speidel reviews Let’s Get Free: The Transformative Art and Activism of the People’s Paper Co-op at the Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery at Haverford College. The show ended April 21, 2023.

March 21, 2023 by Lane Timothy Speidel

Striking as Art

In their essay, Lane Timothy Speidel talks about joining the picket line at Temple University, where striking graduate student union members and supporters were marching for better wages and benefits for themselves and their families.