Matthew Lutz-Kinoy Le Consortium / Dijon
Matthew Lutz-Kinoy’s solo exhibition at Le Consortium conflates two places far away in time and space: New York’s Frick Collection,…
Matthew Lutz-Kinoy’s solo exhibition at Le Consortium conflates two places far away in time and space: New York’s Frick Collection,…
“Zoe Leonard: Survey” at the Whitney Museum of American Art is the artist’s first retrospective in a major American museum.…
An Occupation of Loss, artist Taryn Simon’s first performance work, was commissioned by Park Avenue Armory New York and Artangel…
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For the thirty-fifth anniversary of Parc de La Villette in Paris, Will Ryman has created an expansive, three-part, site-specific installation…
The Museum of Contemporary Art Belgrade was opened in 1965 at its current location in the area of the city…
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Gay representation exists in a slippery space between liberation and domination, solidarity and violence, of both socioeconomic and interpersonal dimension.…
With Magali Reus, use-value circulates in a deep recess. In “As Mist, Description,” repressed utility is massaged to the surface;…
For a city not known for its green spaces, Athens is in fact blessed with unassuming archaic parkland in its…
Brandon Ndife’s current solo show at Shoot The Lobster, “Ties That Bind,” looks a little like a tar pit and…