Art
The most successful arc of Documenta 14 is not accomplished by any of its symbolic gestures, but through the consistent and merited presence of non-white, non-heteronormative artists throughout.
Art
The League of Lonely Geologists is a game of finding rocks, sharing them with strangers, and hurling them into a mysterious space portal.
Film
Composed entirely of archival footage and news reports, The Reagan Show highlights how the 40th US President treated his time in office as an extension of his acting career.
Books
Jane Mai and An Nguyen's So Pretty/Very Rotten attempts to give a broader sociological context to this subculture that quietly began in the Tokyo district of Harajuku in the 1970s.
Art
Museum of Capitalism, a pop-up exhibition in Oakland presenting itself as a fully functioning museum, attempts to shift our perspective and give viewers a bird’s-eye view of capitalism.
Music
With their new album After Laughter, Paramore’s rebel yells have morphed into breezy hooks.
Art
"Throughout his career, he has freely mixed the figurative with the abstract, unwilling to align himself with any school or -ism."
Books
Jack Kerouac’s writing opened up the literary horizons for Coolidge — horizons where a musician’s intuition and technique could be expressed in writing and thinking.
Art
A new exhibition tells us what we’ve been missing in the work of Marina Adams, Paul Feeley, Joanna Pousette-Dart, and Leon Polk Smith.
Art
For decades, Saar has explored the emotional conflict underlying identity from the perspective of a biracial woman.
Art
For decades, Saar has explored the emotional conflict underlying identity from the perspective of a biracial woman.
Art
While Susan Te Kahurangi King has never consciously worked in or against a fine art tradition, her work is surely original.