Artists at Risk: A Conversation with Ivor Stodolsky and Marita Muukkonen
Artists at Risk (AR) is a non-profit organization at the intersection of human rights and the arts, with a mandate…
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Barbara Kruger “THINKING OF YOU. I MEAN ME. I MEAN YOU.” LACMA / Los Angeles
One is a critic because one has never felt affirmed (Barbara Kruger never speaks in the third person). There is…
“Quiet as It’s Kept” Whitney Biennial 2022 Whitney Museum of American Art / New York
The eightieth iteration of the Whitney Biennial is subtitled “Quiet as It’s Kept,” an expression curator Adrienne Edwards remembers her…
Beyond the Limits of Empirical Knowledge: Marguerite Humeau's New Way of Thinking and Making
Some might consider Marguerite Humeau’s artistic trajectory unconventional. Coming to art via design, she first studied textile design in France,…
Baseera Khan "I Am an Archive" Brooklyn Museum / New York
The advent and proliferation of technologies that encourage practices of accumulating and storing information has precipitated a contemporary preoccupation with…
Tishan Hsu: Body Currents
As of late, “prescient” has become the preferred modifier for artist, Tishan Hsu. Indeed, as framed by the recent retrospective…
Stepping Towards Something Like an Experience: The Wu Tsang's Moby Dick
Hidden stories and marginal narratives have attracted Wu Tsang throughout her artistic career. The belief that history is nothing but…
Charles Ray Centre Pompidou and Pinault Collection – Bourse de Commerce / Paris
Plank Piece I and II (1973), a black-and-white photographic diptych showing the young Charles Ray’s body pinned against the wall…
Jackie Winsor MAMCO / Genève
When Michael Fried published his notorious essay “Art and Objecthood” (1967), he likely did not expect “theatricality” to become such…
Berenice Olmedo: The Myth of Autonomy
My first introduction to Berenice Olmedo’s work, which encompasses sculpture, performance, and installation, was a photo of the artist dressed…
When Your Smile Is So Wide and Your Heels Are So High: The Paintings of Louisa Gagliardi
My father recently told me how he often walks around the house opening doors and gazing into empty rooms. He…
Misaligned Identities: Raphaela Vogel
When I think back on 2018 there is always something that feels misaligned — a disconnect between myself and the…
Zoe Leonard “Al río / To the River” MUDAM / Luxembourg
I usually say that an exhibition is not a book on the walls. For once, I was wrong. Zoe Leonard’s…
Julien Creuzet’s Complex Work: Plastic Poetics, Landscapes, Hybridizations
Born in 1986 in the suburbs of Paris, Julien Creuzet grew up in Martinique before returning to study in the…
For the Love of Doing Nothing: The bare minimum collective on Illness, Care, and Work
There may be no greater act of resistance to the worsening global crises of illness and exploitation than to stop…
Speculative Sunrise
In Los Angeles, we never really see the sunrise. Instead, there is a time when the sky lightens, but our…