Shannon Lee

Born:1991

Lives and Works:NY

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About the Author

Editor.
Shannon Lee is a writer and artist based just outside of New York City's boroughs. She is the co-founder and Executive Producer at Silica Magazine, an ever-evolving collective of journalists, artists, and critical theorists that report on stories of the uncanny and idiosyncratic in our Anthropocene epoch. Her social media accounts are run by her dog, Otis.

Articles

Making History Contemporary: “Half the Picture” Curator on Presenting 100 Years of Art Through a Feminist Lens
Is a Laundromat the Best Place to Show Art? This NYC Nonprofit Makes a Strong Case For It
Trading the Paintbrush for Pastry: Why Many New York Artists Have Been Turning to Food As a Response to Troubling Times
Oil, Gin, and Possible Collusion with Russia? Behind Some of the World's Largest Artist Grants
New Study Shows Artists "Like" Being Poor—But the Starving Artist Stereotype Has Got to Go
How This Year's Manifesta Biennial Is Combatting the Rise of Neo-Fascism and Xenophobia in Italy
My Studio's in a Toilet Factory? 7 Surprising Artists Residency Programs in Unlikely Places
"This Interview Never Happened": Alex Ito and Howie Chen on the Gallery They Don't Want You to Know About
The Other Art History: The Gay, Lesbian, and Female Abstract Expressionists (Part II)
The Other Art History: The Gay, Lesbian, and Female Abstract Expressionists (Part I)
"You Give It Legs and You Disappear": Mel Chin on Taking Over New York with Public Art and Altruism
From "Ew" to a View: How a Former Staten Island Landfill Could Represent the Future of Art in Parks
Future Museums: 8 Groundbreaking Art Institutions Opening In the Next Three Years
Ziggy Played Guitar (And Critiqued Art): David Bowie's Far-Out Influence on the Fine-Art World
Is There Hope for Virtual Reality in Art? Why Marina Abramovic and Jeff Koons Are Not the Answer
8 Artists to Watch in March 2018
Did Someone Say Jean Arf? 8 Art Dogs (And Their Artist Humans) in the Year of the Dog
The Other Art History: The Overlooked Women of Surrealism
5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Delete Google Arts & Culture After Finding Your Painting Doppelgänger
What Could the Net Neutrality Repeal Mean for the Art World?
LOL: A Brief History of Comedy in Art Since Duchamp's "Fountain"
The Picasso Problem: Why We Shouldn't Separate the Art From the Artist's Misogyny
From Sing Sing to Senior Citizens: How Artists Matt Starr and Ellie Sachs Use Art to Create A More Vibrant Democracy
The Evolution of Art: Artworks That Advanced Our Understanding of the Medium, Part I
The Good, The Bad and the OMFG: Art's Complicated Relationship with Reality Television
Ai ❤️ NY: A Guide to Ai WeiWei's NYC Takeover
Hong Kong Is About to Become The Gateway To Contemporary Art in Asia—Here's Why
Q&A: Meriem Bennani's Video Installation at The Kitchen Brings Moroccan Tradition to Digital Art
Nine Totally Badass Latina Artists in the Hammer's "Radical Women" Show
Art vs. Trump: 40 Creative Acts of Resistance Since Inauguration Day
9 Artists Changing the Way We Think About the Environment
11 Art Studio Hacks That Will Save You Money
Don't Quit Your Day Job! 8 Famous Artists With Surprising (or Blatantly Obvious) Occupations

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“Bronx to the World, World to the Bronx”: The Artist/Chefs of Ghetto Gastro on Feeding the Culture at Home and Abroad

Who On Earth Is Donna Haraway? Why the Art World Can't Get Enough of the Ecofeminist Cyborg Enthusiast

I Want to Believe: The Met Breuer Uncovers the Deep Links Between Art and Conspiracy

Attack of the Clones! Van Gogh Reproductions Are Selling For $30,000—But Are They Actually Valuable?

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How to Get Away With Stealing Military-Grade Technology: An Interview With Survival Research Labs' Mark Pauline

Smelling A.I.: Anicka Yi On the Future of Olfaction, Death, and How Science Can Benefit From Working With Artists

“Bronx to the World, World to the Bronx”: The Artist/Chefs of Ghetto Gastro on Feeding the Culture at Home and Abroad

Who On Earth Is Donna Haraway? Why the Art World Can't Get Enough of the Ecofeminist Cyborg Enthusiast

I Want to Believe: The Met Breuer Uncovers the Deep Links Between Art and Conspiracy

Attack of the Clones! Van Gogh Reproductions Are Selling For $30,000—But Are They Actually Valuable?

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