Art
Kameelah Janan Rasheed Embraces the Unknowable
Her multidisciplinary practice takes text as a point of departure, stripping away layers of meaning until only the marks remain.
Review
Art
The Life-Affirming Promise of Regenerative Design
From cow-dung lamps to mushroom-based, architecturally sound bricks, Life Cycles investigates how design materials can work in tandem with nature.
Art
How Can Artists Best Represent Neurodiversity?
Nico Vascellari's "Alessio" confronts us with our own humanity through this piece, which unapologetically shows alternate ways of being human.
Art
Can “Rubenesque” Be Feminist?
Rubens & Women argues that, far from objectifying his models, the artist depicted a nuanced female body.
Art
Can “Rubenesque” Be Feminist?
Rubens & Women argues that, far from objectifying his models, the artist depicted a nuanced female body.
Art
Engineering Joy as an Act of Resistance
At MASS MoCA, EJ Hill explores amusement parks and museums as historically charged sites.
Art
Engineering Joy as an Act of Resistance
At MASS MoCA, EJ Hill explores amusement parks and museums as historically charged sites.
Books
What Makes Twins So Fascinating?
The secret life of doubles is rich fodder for storytelling, as Twinkind thoroughly demonstrates.
Books
What Makes Twins So Fascinating?
The secret life of doubles is rich fodder for storytelling, as Twinkind thoroughly demonstrates.
Art
The Politics of the Lowrider
Sitting on Chrome at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art reminds us that to be unhurried and unbothered can be an act of resistance.
Art
Yoshie Sakai Goes Clubbin’ With Grandma
Her spotlight on elderly women’s sexuality and energy challenges the images society often projects onto grandmothers as feeble and non-sexual.
Art
The Creative Power of Mischief
“As a collection that’s interested in accessibility and letters, we look at one of the most democratic versions of letters that exists,” said Letterform’s Kate Long Stellar.