Art
Bibimbap, Burgers, and Human Kimchi
Please pass the Nobel Peace Prize.
Weekend
Art
The Art Object as Institutional Critique
The artists in Décor urge viewers to question the creator’s role in the management and presentation of art.
Art
Conjuring a Revolutionary Icon in Art
The works of Leandro Katz constitute an arduous investigation into the events surrounding Che Guevara’s capture and execution.
Art
Egon Schiele’s God of Desire
Schiele’s hometown is commemorating the centennial of his untimely death.
Art
Required Reading
This week, Murakami and Kanye, museums confronting colonialism, André Leon Talley talks race, the Enlightenment's racism, winning a house in Detroit, Falz's This Is Nigeria, and more.
Performance
A Composer's Obsession Becomes an Underwater Wonder
Watching puppeteer Basil Twist’s Symphonie Fantastique is like experiencing an extreme episode of synesthesia.
Art
A Sculptor Cuts an Uncanny Figure
Everything in the work of sculptor Sarah Peters is an act of reimagining and melding together disparate sources into something that becomes curiouser and curiouser.
Art
Terry Winters's Inspired Rejections
Winters’s painting technique argues against gestural abstraction’s sweeping structures and minimalism’s solid-color surfaces.
Art
Why I Draw Faces
For a while as a child I had a best friend. We did stupid and dangerous things together.
Art
John Moore's Fabricated Realities
"In paintings that resonate with post-industrial America, Moore rearranges the world."
Art
Living without Wifi (with Recipe)
I’ve been using my car as my studio.
Interview
Beer with a Painter: Joyce Pensato
Pensato’s work is about grand gestures and not backing down.