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Features• May 23, 2020

Listening to Jeanne Randolph

By Sky Goodden

I have been lucky enough to sit in a dark room listening to Jeanne Randolph talk. I should mention that I say this very…

Features, Podcast• May 17, 2020

Episode 20: “What’s Changed, and What Should?” with Daniel Blanga Gubbay

By Momus

For this episode, still circling the question “what’s changed, and what should?”, Lauren Wetmore spoke with Brussels-based curator Daniel Blanga Gubbay, the artistic co-director…

Artists in Isolation Series, Features• May 13, 2020

Artists in Isolation: Day’s End

By Andy Patton

“I had no faith in any kind of permission.” So he cut off the lock and replaced it with his own, then went to…

Features• May 8, 2020

Cyclical Gods: Reliving Pandemic

By Xin Wang

I arrived at the opening of Sanctuary, artist Chen Dongfan’s first institutional exhibition in New York City, overcome with a profound sense of disorientation….

Features• May 5, 2020

Artists in Isolation: Nadège Grebmeier Forget’s “Some Kind of Game”

By Magdalena Olszanowski

Live on Facebook from the artist’s home-studio on a March afternoon, Nadège Grebmeier Forget disgorged an urgent, spontaneous, and cathectic release of maximalist body…

Features, Podcast• May 1, 2020

Episode 19: “What’s Changed, and What Should?” with Johanna Fateman

By Momus

For this episode, Sky Goodden spoke with art writer and musician Johanna Fateman, a regular contributor to The New Yorker, a contributing editor…

Artists in Isolation Series, Features• April 27, 2020

Artists in Isolation: There Have Always Been Signs

By Tao Fei

“We are not where we think we are,” Dr. Fauci warned, before we all woke up to an altered time. In this new reality,…

Artists in Isolation Series, Features• April 24, 2020

Artists in Isolation: Instagram, Leave Us to Our Darkness

By Mark Mann

Sometime that feels pretty recent, the internet turned into an actual talent show. Social media always felt performative, and now, with TikTok ascendant and…