Landlord Colors: On Art, Economy, and Materiality Cranbrook Museum / Detroit
“Landlord Colors” stages a comparative history of the art of sociopolitical upheaval, bringing together work from five far-flung locales during…
“Landlord Colors” stages a comparative history of the art of sociopolitical upheaval, bringing together work from five far-flung locales during…
Like anything else, “Stinking Dawn” affects the way you see things as much as it reflects them, but it is…
Experiencing Ettore Spalletti’s solo exhibition at the NMNM’s Villa Paloma — spread over three floors and seven galleries — is…
The Motagua Fault is an active, moving fault that extends across Guatemala and is part of the tectonic boundary between…
Intensifying racisms and growing ethno-nationalisms require political answers. We know what has to happen: negotiations, treaties, and policies will have…
For centuries, making art has meant opening windows where there are no walls; artworks are open windows “through which history…
The Whitney Biennial has historically been an occasion for artistic protest and institutional critique, and this year’s iteration proved to…
Wong Ping’s practice revolves around three fundamental aspects — filmmaking, sculpture, and storytelling. His animated films are the result of…
“Inner Ear Vision: Sound as Medium” at the Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts offers a welcome cross section of innovative…
If there is a narrative that dominates degenerate populist and sovereign rhetoric, it is that of the border. Whether based…
A new generation of artists is exploring the intrinsic qualities of materials “informed” by the activities of humanity, and bearing…
To access Libita Clayton’s immersive sound installation Quantum Ghost (2019), one must enter the space through a cave mouth leading…
In these ominous images we see the dark vision of humanity that has characterized Wattuya’s work for much of his…
This summer, all four galleries at Nottingham Contemporary are dedicated to the largest survey exhibition of Lis Rhodes to date…
The frightening theme of global warming is often addressed in catastrophic terms expressed in visions of utter annihilation. At times…
Twelve paintings made by Derek Jarman between 1989 and 1990 make up the exhibition “Shadow Is the Queen of Colour”…