The Great Escape from Girlhood: Visual Essay by Bella Newman
I texted photographer Bella Newman, “I think we get lost in the girlhood of it all.” She texted back, “You hit the…
It’s the first official pre-opening day of the 61st Venice Biennale and we, a group of eager art tourists, are…
I texted photographer Bella Newman, “I think we get lost in the girlhood of it all.” She texted back, “You hit the…
David Kohn: We’re here in your studio where you’ve been working for almost sixty years. The paintings are all gone…
Anne Imhof: I have immense respect and admiration for you as an artist, and I am very lucky to call you my friend! The first…
Luc Tuymans is smoking a cigarette outside of his studio when I arrive. It’s October 12, 2025 – a Sunday – in Antwerp, and…
One of the earliest works by Rene Matić is a video that documents their back torso being inscribed with the…
The questions of literary modernism have always been deeply entwined with those of psychoanalysis: both are concerned with the dissolution…
It feels appropriate to approach Tasneem Sarkez’s work through the seed of language. The word, as a manifold concept, laces…
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There is, at the heart of Clémentine Bruno’s practice, a question that refuses simplicity: How does one make space for presence…
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Artist Siyi Li prefers to go by only his first name in this text. “Like a pop star,” he muses.…
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In the myth of Eros, the god of love and desire emerged from Chaos in the beginning of life itself…
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On the Greek island of Tinos, centuries-old dovecotes — white stone towers originally used to harvest pigeon droppings as fertilizer…
At its junction with the 10 and the 5 freeways on the southern edge of Boyle Heights, the 101 freeway…
Architecture continues to reject its true sentiment. It attempts to act as a savior through the use of modernity, as can be seen in…
Sung Tieu’s installations often appear austere; cold, manufactured surfaces reject the gaze, and the work assumes an almost passive-aggressive bureaucratic…
David Kohn: We’re here in your studio where you’ve been working for almost sixty years. The paintings are all gone…