I meet up with Swedish artist Carin Ellberg outside her studio, a cream-colored building from…
Within the Catholic Church, there is a strong and established culture of relics—mostly hair and…
Youth peacemakers from Mexico, South Africa, Uganda and South Sudan in conversation with Forest Whitaker.…
To quote from the American film critic Mary Haskell: “There are two cinemas: the…
A conversation with Joanna Warsza co-curator of the Polish Pavilion at the 59th Venice Biennale…
In 2006, less than six months after artist Vian Sora got married and moved to…
For a solid 90 minutes at the Theatre for a New Audience, a sold-out theater…
It is hard not to crack a smile when you see Shantell Martin’s art. Her…
Matty was in purgatory again, and it wasn’t even Sunday. As his eight ball fell…
On the 21st of October, the Transatlantique gallery debuted Anastasia Lopoukhine in her first…
The Oslo Architecture Triennale kicked off on Friday, September 23, unveiling a variety of projects…
Walking into a stunning, late 19th-century townhouse on the Upper East Side, the last thing…
I became aware of Katya Grokhovsky’s wide-ranging, multi-disciplinary practice five years ago. We have similar…
The legacy of colonialism has deeply affected our perception of the world and discourse on…
Whatever your background, gallerists Nick Hissom and Kameron Ramirez from the Palm Beach-based gallery Aktion…
SPRING/BREAK art show’s “Naked Lunch” was a feast for the senses. Upholding the fair’s reputation…
“We’re no longer living in an ‘emergency/disaster’ era,” artist Madeline Hollander said to the packed…
after Martin Wong’s “Big Heat” This commission is part of a fiction and poetry series…