Joshing the Watershed Del Vaz Projects / Los Angeles
A glass of absinthe, such as those as seen in two of Willa Nasatir’s rephotographed photos on display in “Joshing…
A glass of absinthe, such as those as seen in two of Willa Nasatir’s rephotographed photos on display in “Joshing…
A walk under the Oscar Niemeyer–designed marquise is one way to arrive at the MAM in São Paulo’s Ibirapuera Park.…
“Witty is always funny in the art world, but is funny acceptable, too?” asks John Waters. “It’s a thin line.”…
German painting of the 1960s, ’70s and ’80s was torn between an ironic relativism (Richter, Polke, Kippenberger, Förg) and an…
Paul Kneale’s “4 or 5 self portraits for free-form natural language descriptions of image regions,” his first solo show at…
For the first monographic retrospective of Hayan Kam Nakache at Fri Art, the young artist of Syrian origin presented a…
An omphalocele, a rare birth defect in which a fetus’s intestines or other organs develop in a transparent membrane sac…
Amid an organized geography of minimal abstract elements leaving no hope for the presence of human beings (a few large…
Artist Wolfgang Tillmans’s off-space Between Bridges moved to Berlin in January 2014 after five years in Bethnal Green, London. Its…
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Yu Honglei’s “Fat Mouse” looks like a primitive land infected by space-age aesthetics.Three spheres on tripods, each 1.5 meters in…
Whether through formal semiotics or a more conceptual approach, Mario Schifano’s artworks tell the story of a particular generation.
The first wall caption one encounters while visiting “Soleil Politique,” the exhibition that Pierre Bal-Blanc mounted as the finale of…
Upon entering the Pilar Corrias space in London, our senses sharpen. A dense intersection of sounds and intermittent light pervades…
Within her ongoing series clustered into “chapters,” the book of R. H. Quaytman’s lifelong practice now has a detour into…