
Tools for Redress: A Century of Political Art Between “Zero Tolerance” and “The Left Front”
In the fall of 1929, the same month as the collapse of the American stock market, editors from the leftist magazine New Masses met…
Read MoreIn the fall of 1929, the same month as the collapse of the American stock market, editors from the leftist magazine New Masses met…
Read MoreThe Schmidt & Handrup Berlin gallery is a bare white rectangle illuminated by tall spotless casement windows trimmed in matching chalk white. Thin bald…
Read MoreJournalists follow a time-tested format. An example of this occurs in what is perhaps the most important article about art published in any magazine,…
Read MoreSuzy Lake occupies a unique position in contemporary art history, having both helmed and contributed to the advent and advancement of at least three…
Read MoreIn 1951, Hans Namuth first published his photos of Jackson Pollock at work. They were meant as documents of the famed artist’s process. But…
Read MoreDuring the London presentation of the 56th Venice Biennale, “All the World’s Futures,” curator Okwui Enwezor talked a lot about the past. H referenced…
Read More“1. I believe in an alchemy of time. That a certain combination of words, a length of inaction, a discomposed room, or with some…
Read More“Beauty” and “dreamscape” are not buzzwords in today’s critical-art discourse. And yet they describe the Mori Art Museum’s Lee Mingwei and His Relations: The…
Read MoreWhy would you even want to? We want to be makers, not bureaucrats or lecturers. But after a dozen years of making, maybe you…
Read MoreHow does performance art survive? What artifacts, narratives, or documents testify to performance’s occurrence? For the genre’s venerable practitioners from its historic moment of…
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