Art
Heavy on interactive works, audience intervention, and social practice art, Toledo's annual sculpture festival raises the question of why we organize festivals around the theme of common discipline.
Film
Monrovia, Indiana isn’t quite the scintillating investigation into life in a red state that audiences might expect.
Performance
The directed actions in Ivo Dimchev's P Project progressed from audience members dancing alone in front strangers to nude performers simulating sex.
Art
Juliana Cerqueira Leite’s current show posits touch above all other sense.
Art
Though at times seeming incomplete, Judith Barry's exhibition lends space to the otherwise untold stories of women in Cairo.
Art
In Dean's works, we shuttle between experiences as personally lived and the sweeping generalizations of the media and historical modernism.
Film
Marker’s The Owl’s Legacy presents a complex portrait of Ancient Greece in 13 episodes that revolve around single words.
Art
Collage was the process of choice at this year's open studios, mashing up decades, styles, processes, and technologies across works.
Film
In his latest film, Life and Nothing More, Spanish director Antonio Méndez Esparza employed non-professional actors and documentary realism to create a moving study of race, class, and familial bonds in America.
Art
Kazuki Umezawa's “internet landscapes” vividly capture the schizophrenic experience of the internet.
Art
In Dread & Delight: Fairy Tales in an Anxious World, 21 artists draw on age-old fantasy stories to explore contemporary social issues.
Art
For a video game that includes extraterrestrial beings and time travel, Assassin's Creed: Odyssey is shockingly faithful to what Ancient Greece looked like during its golden age.