Interview
Staging an Immersive Theater Journey in Lower Manhattan
Empire Travel Agency starts with four strangers waiting for a call at a Lower Manhattan phone booth.
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Interview
So You Want to Start a College Art Museum...
HOLLAND, Mich. — When I first heard that Hope College was building a new art museum my first thought was: Why?
News
Artists Take Pens to Their Wall Labels at the Lyon Biennale
The 2015 Lyon Biennale officially opened today, but some participating artists have already expressed dissatisfaction with how their works are presented.
Art
Pablo Picasso, Now in 3D
It's hard to get excited for another Pablo Picasso exhibition. He is, after all, the Steven Spielberg of European modernism — flashy, prolific, proficient at a vast range of genres, and overrepresented in the mainstream cultural canon.
Comics
Painting the Urgency of Now
Like any artist, I live in a world of distractions.
Art
A Mobile Stoop that Builds Community
WASHINGTON, DC — This week, artist Margo Elsayd will push a wooden stoop on wheels around Washington, DC, inviting passersby to sit on it and share stories of all sorts with anyone willing to lend an ear.
Interview
Using Art to Stop a Pipeline
How do you halt the construction of a gas pipeline?
Opinion
The Perks and Problems of Santa Fe’s Indian Market
SANTA FE, NM — Indian Market is a fixture of the Santa Fe community. Founded in 1922 by the Museum of New Mexico, the market brings over 150,000 people to Santa Fe each year to view the work of over 1,100 Native American and First Nations artists.
Books
Two Comics Narrate the Unsaid and the Unknown
A common piece of advice to writers is to show, rather than tell.
Interview
Why the Small Business Jobs Survival Act Is Good for Artists
Last month, the Small Business Jobs Survival Act (SBJSA), which would provide New York City commercial lease holders — including artists — with greater renewal negotiation rights and housing stability, received four new co-sponsors. That means the SBJSA needs only three more votes to meet the 26 nee
Books
The Creation, and Re-creation, of the Curator
After centuries of slaving away in the shadowy alcoves of museums, libraries, and archives, curators are finally having their 15 minutes in the spotlight.
Art
Wearable Tech that Fits Like a Glove
Making Patterns is the first exhibition at Eyebeam’s residency at the Seaport.