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The researcher and curator discusses the good and the dangerous towards when on vs. offline becomes indistinguishable.
Jess Henderson
Feb 18Share
On why we are too burnt-out to imagine the future.
Jess Henderson
Feb 11Share
The illusive artist speaks on the never-ending process of forming one's practice – whilst being a social worker during the pandemic.
Jess Henderson
Jan 28Share
Eclectic collections of fragments, quotes, and anecdotes from our on/offline lives.
Jess Henderson
Jan 21Share
Notes on the Art of Editing and Zoom Fatigue
Jess Henderson
Jan 14Share
On the phenomenon of forgetting where in cyberspace one saw a particular piece of information.
Jess Henderson
Dec 17, 2020Share
On the power of non-digital art with sculptor Simon Deppierraz
Jess Henderson
Dec 10, 2020Share
Eclectic collections of fragments, quotes, and anecdotes from our on/offline lives.
Jess Henderson
Dec 3, 2020Share
The editor of LA's epic underground newspaper The Pen Name divulges the mixed emotions of leaving '100% offline.'
Jess Henderson
Nov 26, 2020Share
Eclectic collections of fragments, quotes, and anecdotes from our on/offline lives.
Jess Henderson
Nov 19, 2020Share
On the temporality of art making, fighting Zoom fatigue, and creating 'tech free' spaces for creating with artist Pamela Nelson
Jess Henderson
Nov 12, 2020Share
An eclectic collection of fragments, quotes, and anecdotes from our on/offline lives.
Jess Henderson
Nov 5, 2020Share
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