Gracie Hadland

Articles

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  Finishing Last

  Gracie Hadland relates to John Tottenham’s “Service.”

  Gracie HadlandOct 29

  • Fiction

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  Painting Money

  Gracie Hadland talks to Paul Sietsema about his recent exhibition at Matthew Marks Gallery.

  Gracie HadlandApr 20

  • Art & Architecture

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  I Didn’t Play

  Follow Gracie Hadland’s weekend peregrination through the avant-cultural world of greater Los Angeles, from Koreatown to Pasadena.

  Gracie HadlandDec 19, 2023
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  Absolute Sovereignty: On Constance Debré’s “Love Me Tender”

  Gracie Hadland reviews Constance Debré’s “Love Me Tender.”

  Gracie HadlandDec 8, 2022

  • Literary Criticism

  • Memoir & Essay

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  The Melancholy of Embodiment: Dara Birnbaum’s Mass Media Investigations

  A facsimile edition of Birnbaum’s notebook from the 1970s, with detailed drawings, installation plans, and notes for projects.

  Gracie HadlandJan 13, 2022

  • Art & Architecture

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  Marion Stokes and the Power of Guerrilla Archiving

  Grace Hadland reviews the documentary on reclusive guerrilla archivist and media critic Marion Stokes, “Recorder.”

  Gracie HadlandApr 23, 2020

  • Art & Architecture

  • Film

  • Television

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  Being a Person as an Image: A Conversation with Christina Catherine Martinez

  A comedian turned art critic talks about the relationship between those seemingly disparate disciplines.

  Gracie HadlandMar 22, 2020

  • Art & Architecture

• Trying to Build the World from Ash: Chris Rush on the Art of Memoir

  Grace Hadland interviews artist Chris Rush about his new memoir, “The Light Years,” which details his coming-of-age as a gay man in 1970s suburbia.

  Gracie HadlandApr 16, 2019

  • Art & Architecture

  • Memoir & Essay