InCounter ArtsbyFrank Rodick·Jun 25, 2021No Maggot Lonely: Thoughts from a Life in ArtA short essay on how and whyA response icon1A response icon1
InCounter ArtsbyFrank Rodick·May 31, 2021Blood Money and ReveriesWalking through a parade for the blind
InP.S. I Love YoubyFrank Rodick·Sep 19, 2019Stories of Love and Betrayal: On Making My Mother’s PortraitWhen the young woman at the Mount Royal Crematorium handed me her remains, she said, “That’s the lightest box of ashes I’ve ever seen.”
Frank Rodick·Mar 29, 2019Notes on Making My Father’s PortraitI watched him die, but it took me ten years to realize I needed to make pictures of the loneliest man I ever knew.A response icon1A response icon1
InTHE SMART VIEWbyFrank Rodick·Dec 29, 2018A Letter to My Younger Self on Life, Art, and What Really MattersBecoming an artist meant learning to create for myself, not anyone elseA response icon14A response icon14
Frank Rodick·Sep 25, 2018What To Do When You’re an Artist and You Feel Like Sh*tOn self-esteem and getting to workA response icon1A response icon1
Frank Rodick·May 26, 2018The Long Season of Untitled SelvesIn which the artist discusses falling apart, what he found in old shoeboxes, and the problem of representing the unknowable.A response icon4A response icon4