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Paintings that Conjure the Ghostly Hand of the Artist
Ghost Maker brings together Ginny Casey’s new large-scale paintings of still lifes and floating hands.
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Feminist Explorations of Our Online Wonderland
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — The small (but densely layered, as always) collection of Ann Hirsch's work in the Bakalar Gallery at MIT's List Center is Boston's first introduction to her art.
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For One Month Each Year, an Artist Builds an Instrument Every Day
For nearly nine years, sound artist Ranjit Bhatnagar has produced a handmade instrument each day during the month of February.
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ArtRx LA
LOS ANGELES — This week, an exhibition on influential art school Black Mountain College opens at the Hammer Museum, Last Projects opens a group show of beautiful failures, James Welling's hyper-saturated photographs come to Regen Projects, and more.
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Animations that Show Their Material Roots
A silhouette of a horse is drawn mid-stride several times in layers to create the effect of motion.
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An Emerging World of Wonder and Desolation in Equal Parts
This installation begins with awe of the sanitized world that we may likely build in the future, and it ends with the guarantee of nothing.
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Peter Hujar's Photographs of the Downtown Legends of 1970s New York City
In the comparatively safe, sleek, and expensive New York City of today, nostalgia for the crime-ridden, scummy, and cheap New York City of the 1970s is as strong as ever.
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ArtRx NYC
This week, look at Munch in the context of Expressionism, listen to Hal Foster lecture on sculpture, learn about a forgotten guide book for black travelers, enlist in a conference on GIFs, and more.
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The Unsung Female Muses of New York's Public Sculpture
New York City is seriously lacking in sculptures of historic women, with just five among the hundreds of bronzes and granite monuments in the five boroughs. Yet look into the faces of some of its allegorical figures — its angels, goddesses, and symbols of victory — and there are other real women emb
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Artists Reinterpret an Anonymous Soldier’s 1940s Reconaissance Photos of India
Following the Box brings the aesthetic power of found photographs front and center.
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Artists from Turkey Navigate History, Memory, and Authorship
ISTANBUL — The authorship of the exhibition, which initially seems clear and dictated by the space, is flipped by the meanings and messages of the works on view.
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Playing at Women's Liberation, World War I, and Colonialism in Vintage Board Games
In the 1917 board game "Suffragetto," two players compete as either police or suffragettes to defend their political bases.