Interview: Rashaad Newsome on Voguing, Heraldry, and FKA Twigs
New York-based Rashaad Newsome has many credits to his name, among them “King of Arms” (he is a master in the centuries-old art of…
Read MoreNew York-based Rashaad Newsome has many credits to his name, among them “King of Arms” (he is a master in the centuries-old art of…
Read MoreThere have been many works of art made by artists about September 11th; countless artworks attempting to make sense of, or commemorate, the geopolitical…
Read MoreA recent scuttling on social-media signaled a disturbance was underfoot at Alberta College of Art + Design (ACAD), where the well-reputed Illingworth Kerr Gallery…
Read MoreAre art museums better off offering free admission? As the art market surges, and museum attendance rises, the question of what kind of ticket…
Read MoreYoko Ono: One-Woman Show, 1960-1971 arrives at the Museum of Modern Art pre-freighted with issues of art and celebrity that have dogged the institution of…
Read MoreThe complex work of contemporary artist, media theorist, and filmmaker Hito Steyerl often pivots on a surprisingly simple tactic – wordplay. Consistently, across both…
Read MoreToday, the new Whitney Museum of American Art opens its broad gates to the masses. If New York’s museum competition were a horserace, Renzo Piano’s appealing and thoughtful…
Read MoreThe best way to fuck something up is to give it a body. A voice is killed when it is given a body. Whenever…
Read Morewhat about doing the same piece for the rest of your life in different iterations? Chorus II as a work for children? as solo?…
Read MorePhotography gallerist Stephen Bulger (b. 1964) is celebrating a significant anniversary after steadily and concertedly contributing to the international market’s appreciation of photography’s position in…
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