Exhibitions on the Cusp is a monthly contemporary arts periodical. We feature stories from the Emily Hall Tremaine Exhibition Award archive as a discussion platform for the progressive advancement of the arts. More about us here

Art as Commodity

"Simply put, it’s just not clear that exposing the seductive nature of images or even commodification at large will do much at all to change the surrounding social conditions."

Podcast

"What does art have to say about our careening global economy?"

On Capitalism

"By adopting the form of the history museum, as opposed to the contemporary art gallery, the exhibition urges viewers to consider works and issues on broader and more historical scales."

The Emily Files

Notes from the Emily Hall Tremaine Collection

Emily explores art and industry

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From the Blog

"We talk about JUMPSUIT as the opposite of a normal fashion company. Instead of producing a lot of things in a few sizes, we produce one thing in a million sizes. We turn everything inside out. The project is largely about mass culture, but it is also about economy and fashion’s larger structures of production."

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Edition #10

Art and Capitalism