All posts by Josie Glassberg

Looking at art is Josie’s favorite thing to do, followed closely by writing about it. After attending St. Olaf College for printmaking and exhibiting her own work for several years, Josie began writing for different publications and has only looked back, like, twice. More at www.josieglassberg.com.

Guillermo Bert asks us to think of immigration as cross-pollination

The Los Angeles artist, now showing at both of Reno's art museums, has a talent for rendering cultural artifacts out of the excesses of capitalism

/ September 19, 2023

Modern art for everyone

The Adaline Kent exhibition at the Nevada Museum of Art asks us to go deeper 

/ May 10, 2023

Belief, chance & Joan Arrizabalaga

Looking for signs in the City of Reno’s latest exhibition 

/ March 29, 2023

A high desert tribute

Looking for the meaning of the universe with Sidne Teske

/ March 7, 2023

Talking watercolors + cowboy gear with Willy Matthews

The latest Western Folklife Center exhibition showcases the craft of ranch life

/ February 13, 2023

Picasso in clay

Selected works and selected history at the Nevada Museum of Art

/ August 2, 2022

Q+A with ASAP Gallery

At Holly Lay and Homero Hidalgo's Las Vegas project space, artists can get as weird as they need to

/ May 23, 2022

EVERYTHING

Art that reminds us we are coping, not thriving

/ March 24, 2022

Grüüp Interview

Four Kiwi artists on their pop-up exhibition, The Desert Sea

/ February 25, 2022

‘Catenary Control’

Nate Clark’s nets become a dreamscape

/ November 9, 2021