The Miami Rail

"[Clement] is a master at creating worlds that feel like tiny dioramas —modern allegories, reflecting and responding to social issues while still feeling contained and mystical, like something you’d see inside of the world’s most ornate snow globe, or a theme park — that is, until politics invade, and these worlds become recognizable as ones that exist both on and off the page."

Christina Drill reviews Jennifer Clement author's latest novel , on MR online now.

Rust and Blood: A Review of Jennifer Clement’s Gun Love Rust and Blood: A Review of Jennifer Clement’s Gun Love

Tomorrow is the last day to check out 's FREE at Under the Bridge N Miami! Catch the closing reception tomorrow, Sunday, March 18 at 3pm.

René Morales reviews FREE at MR online:

"To see Scicluna’s installations in this way, as indices of the interplay of economic relations and context that determines how a given thing within it is treated and considered, brings the exhibition’s title back into focus. “Free” as in free of charge can just as easily mean “free” as in unbound, cut loose from the sites and the systems of exchange that determine who and how and what it is we value."

Tom Scicluna, FREE, at Under the Bridge Tom Scicluna, FREE, at Under the Bridge