Art & Architecture
"Art is making something out of nothing and selling it." — Frank Zappa
Dispatch from the Glamorous Class
In "A Photographic Memory: 1968-1989," Schlesinger visually traces his path along the epicenters of culture.
Anya VenturaMar 15, 2016
Views from a Height: Technologies of Surveillance from the Photographic Survey to the Predator Drone
The tradition of landscape painting and the practice of drone surveillance are indissolubly linked.
Jennifer KabatMar 12, 2016
The Art of Administration: On Greg Barnhisel’s “Cold War Modernists”
Cold War modernists of the title do not seem to be the painters, sculptors, poets, and novelists who produced the original works.
Donal HarrisFeb 2, 2016
The Philosophy of Ai Weiwei (From Andy Warhol and Back Again)
The exhibition "Andy Warhol/Ai Weiwei" is a provocative pairing of two seemingly disparate artists that reveals their underlying similarities.
Nathan SmithJan 31, 2016
Nostalgia for the Lost Subject of Technology in the Work of Casey Reas
Johanna Drucker on the nostalgia generated by our machines.
Johanna Drucker Jan 29, 2016
Launched into Space: Non-Representation in “Everything and More,” by Rachel Rose
"Everything and More," Rachel Rose's dazzling and disorienting video installation at the Whitney Museum, makes advocates of its doubters.
Nathan RobertsJan 25, 2016
Excess Under Control: The New Sensibility in Midcentury Art
"Feast of Excess" is a fine study of the "New Sensibility" in American art.
Robert CreminsJan 24, 2016
Longing for Something Different
Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore interviews Erica Dawn Lyle.
Mattilda Bernstein SycamoreJan 22, 2016
Reportage Art from the Calais Jungle: “A Sea of Tents Surrounds Me”
As with the subjects of a courtroom sketch, the Jungle residents, being either refugee or migrant, are positioned as defendants.
Elle Kurancid, Peter BlodauJan 17, 2016
Portrait of a Bird: The Work of Frances Stark
Language flows through the work of artist Frances Stark in singular, unusual ways.
Katherine SatoriusJan 9, 2016
The Hands of Robert Walser
On the many hands of Robert Walser.
Esther YiDec 31, 2015
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