
Our newsletter, the Rabkin Reader, will amplify some of the inspired work we are reading with the hopes that others will make space for focused attention on arts writing, too. It's a space for interviews, news and the sharing of thought leadership.
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Artist Jon Serl at Lake Elsinore, photographed by Lauri Robert Martin, and Serl’s “The Orchard” (ca. 1975)
Dear friends,
We are pleased to announce two events exploring the life and work of American self-taught painter Jon Serl. The f...
Kaelen Wilson-Goldie is a journalist and critic with decades of international reporting experience who writes often about the relationship between art and politics. She is a winner of the 2026 Rabkin Prize. You can read more about Kaelen on...
Melaine Ferdinand-King is a cultural strategist, poet, and writer focused on historical and community narratives, and the inaugural curator of the African American Museum of Rhode Island. She is a winner of the 2026 Rabkin Prize. You can re...
Clockwise, from top left: Kaelen Wilson-Goldie, Damien Davis, Melaine Ferdinand-King, Tyler Green, Sarah Lewis, Jan Tumlir, Julia Halperin, and Alicia Inez Guzmán.
Hello arts writers and Rabkin community,
Today, we name this year’s winner...
Mark Lamster finds time to write about architecture and design when he’s not walking the family dog, Laika. (Photo by Eliza Lamster.)
We have long been proud to count architecture critic Mark Lamster (’21) among our Rabkin Prize winners, a...
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