“Science Truth” and Fearless Feminism in Lynn Hershman Leeson’s “Civic Radar”
Recently, I woke up with a bump on my pinkie finger. I thought it was an insect bite. After a few days, I realized…
Read MoreRecently, I woke up with a bump on my pinkie finger. I thought it was an insect bite. After a few days, I realized…
Read MoreAt an artist talk several years ago, I asked Robert Linsley to explain why artworks should be treated as human beings. Seemingly embarrassed, he…
Read MoreWhat’s at stake – aesthetically and politically – when we imagine the drone as an emblem for contemporary society? Consider the range of artistic…
Read MoreAs the spectacle of the 2016 United States presidential elections played out over the summer, Mexico hosted a surreal visit by a well-known, polarizing…
Read MoreStaging a major retrospective of Edmund Alleyn as a flagship summer show is a bold move on the part of the Musée d’art contemporain…
Read MoreIt is a very small, and no doubt unintentional victory for the curatorial concept of Manifesta 11: What People Do for Money-Some Joint Ventures…
Read MoreIn 1963, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. described the collective imagination of black people in America in terms of freedom dreams, and these dreams…
Read MoreStudying the human body in movement is a constant in Allison Hrabluik’s work. Starting first with hand-drawn animations, then making more abstract films derived…
Read MoreNothing about Aleks Slota’s elfin appearance prepares you for his performances. Small-framed and wiry, his body hardly looks bullish enough for acts of endurance…
Read MoreNobody likes them. Even if you do enjoy an art fair, it would be gauche to say so. You go because it’s your job….
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