Terence Koh Office Baroque / Brussels
For his exhibition “Drummen” at Office Baroque, Terence Koh covered the floor of the gallery in soil, and placed eighty-eight…
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Judson Dance Theater: The Work Is Never Done
Dance Office is a column dedicated to contemporary dance and performance art. “The source of life in any dancer is…
Maia Ruth Lee Jack Hanley Gallery / New York
It doesn’t take a native speaker to know there’s something amiss in Maia Ruth Lee’s new film The Stranger (all…
!Mediengruppe Bitnik Super Dakota / Brussels
Back in 2015, Super Dakota’s exhibition “.GIF” highlighted the creative and artistic potential of the Graphics Interchange Format, a bitmap…
Everything Is Connected: Art and Conspiracy The Met Breuer / New York
Conspiracy has always existed, but it inundated the mainstream in the US only after the Second World War. Its rise…
Helen Cammock Void Gallery / Derry
The work of Helen Cammock (b. 1970, London) revolves around a specific undertaking: “encouraging the return of the repressed,” to…
Aslı Çavuşoğlu New Museum / New York
Aslı Çavuşoğlu’s first US solo museum exhibition culminates in an immense blue fresco that subsumes the New Museum’s lobby gallery.…
Jason Moran / ICA Boston
Jazz musician and interdisciplinary artist Jason Moran foregrounds collaboration as integral to both music and visual artmaking in his first…
Analogously Hard vs. Technically Comparable
The Glaswegian artist Gregor Wright once mentioned an idea he had for a video game for the Commodore 64 called…
David Reed Häusler Contemporary / Zurich
David Reed’s works seem bizarre in our present moment, but what’s here cannot be dismissed, consistently compelling a deeper return.…
Max Hooper Schneider Jenny's / Los Angeles
“Tryouts for the Human Race” is Max Hooper-Schneider’s second solo show at Jenny’s — and a 1979 proto-disco song by…
Face to Face
From an objective standpoint, the collective consensus regarding the practice of Lithuanian-born-and-based Augustas Serapinas seems to be that it can…
Somebody Wants It
“Thus, one of the things that anyone’s character or personality is is a record of the highly individual histories by…
Rebecca Belmore AGO / Toronto
Rebecca Belmore tackles complex political themes with a daring economy of means. Canada’s shameful record of missing and murdered indigenous…
Double Take
Movie Night is a column exploring film semiotics and thoughts about moviegoing in general. Mary Evans: Oh, you wouldn’t do…
Lawrence Abu Hamdan Chisenhale Gallery / London
“Silence is the master,” says a voice translating from Arabic to English in Lawrence Abu Hamdan’s Saydnaya (the missing 19db)…