Josie Glassberg

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Looking at art is Josie’s favorite thing to do, followed closely by writing about it. After attending St. Olaf College in Minnesota for printmaking and exhibiting her own work for several years, Josie began writing. Her work has been published by the Reno News & Review, Fibonacci magazine and Capital City Arts Initiative. Her day job is teaching art and gardening to middle schoolers. Josie no longer has strong bangs, so she has been doing fewer art reviews and more meditation-based writing for Double Scoop. More at www.josieglassberg.com.

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Is art non-essential?

No. No, it’s not.

/ March 21, 2020
FeaturedMatching PictureNevada Museum of Art

Up in arms

The Nevada Museum of Art aims for a gun exhibition that stays on message and above the fray

/ February 14, 2020
ElkoFeaturedFiber arts

I’m gonna take my horse …

A music-inspired exhibition at the 36th annual National Cowboy Poetry Gathering celebrates black cowboys

/ February 12, 2020
FallonFeaturedOats Park Art Center

Matching picture: Austin Pratt’s world was a good place to question my own

A probing search for order in a universe that may or may not be benevolent

/ January 30, 2020
FeaturedInstallation artNevada Museum of Art

Scrambled words, bright colors, and spray-painted electrical boxes

Truth to power is scrappy, even when it is government-funded

/ January 7, 2020
FeaturedSculptureVerdi

Happy trails to you

A Reno collective erects the first piece on a planned Verdi-to-Gerlach art trail

/ October 28, 2019
CeramicsFeaturedIncline Village

You can (sort of) go home again

 Shawnie Personius makes objects and spaces that represent domestic trauma—and a path forward

/ October 2, 2019
Art BooksFeaturedQ&A

Land art legend Michael Heizer is a tough nut to crack

Bill Fox's new book on the reclusive artist is one part art criticism, one part unauthorized biography

/ September 24, 2019
DrawingFeaturedNevada Museum of Art

MATCHING PICTURE: Meditation room

Galen Brown’s wall works invite an inward journey

/ July 30, 2019
FeaturedNationalNevada Museum of Art

Lost in space

Trevor Paglen’s defunct satellite won't reflect light from space as planned, but it still reflects plenty about us

/ May 16, 2019
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