The pandemic has highlighted the broken relationship between artists and the institutions that support them....

Janet Sternburg’s latest collection of photos finds beauty in the quotidian....

The artist’s 2021 Tate Liverpool exhibition was a tribute to National Health Service staff....

Peter Catapano remembers his friend, the animator and musician Gary Leib....

Kafka’s visual art is now available in a database maintained by the National Library of Israel....

Donatien Grau’s rich collection of interviews assesses the meaning of the encyclopedic museum today....

Martha Buskirk responds to Alex Weintraub’s review of her book "Is It Ours?: Art, Copyright, and Public Interest."...

For Catherine Liu, Jesse Jackson’s exhibit “Suburban Ecologies” affords a provocative and unsettling reading of Irvine....

An exhibition of Paulina Peavy’s work explores the artist’s fascination with spiritualism and alien consciousness....

Alex Weintraub considers “Is It Ours?,” Martha Buskirk’s new book on art and copyright....

How can artists create images that counter the carceral state?...

Two books decipher the hidden meanings behind urban design, from sewage systems to graffiti art....

Two very different new books on the project of historic preservation in Los Angeles....

A photo collection catalogs the use and abuse of American land....

Looking back at the career of the environmentally-minded Aotearoa New Zealand sculptor....

In a country ruined by World War, a generation of Japanese visionaries in literature and architecture imagined ways to survive global apocalypse....

Michael Osman reviews "Medium Design: Knowing How to Work on the World" by Keller Easterling....