Tag: Greggory Wood

Perfectly Disconjoined: Greggory Wood’s Useful Inheritance

By Shawn Rossiter on April 29, 2026 • ( Leave a comment )

“I don’t want my kids to do my legacy,” says Greggory Wood. “I’m hoping my kids will think well enough of me that they’ll think I’ve given them enough tools to live their life—but not live their life like I think they should live it.” It’s a statement […]

Exhibition Reviews | Visual Arts

Against Decoding: Greggory Wood and the Autonomy of Art

By Geoff Wichert on February 5, 2026 • ( Leave a comment )

In the statement accompanying his cut-up and reassembled images, which he collectively titles Offense of Legacy, Greggory Wood tells us that by “legacy” he means to invoke something that parents, for example, might bequeath to their children. Or rather, that which they mean to leave, attempt to bestow, […]