Hyber’s Hybrids
Whether making the world’s largest soap bar or paintings of viruses, Fabrice Hyber infuses wit and mischief into his art projects Read More
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It’s About Time
The huge success of ‘The Clock’ brings new attention to other parts of Christian Marclay’s career Read More
Serious Fun
Ernesto Neto’s rich, sensory environments are meant to engage all of the body’s cognitive faculties Read More
Brass Menagerie
The lighthearted sculptures of François-Xavier and Claude Lalanne—featuring animals such as rhinos, crocodiles, and sheep—bridge the worlds of fine and decorative arts Read More
Risky Business
Spoofing capitalism, the art market, and China’s image abroad, Xu Zhen has developed parallel careers as artist, entrepreneur, and activist Read More
Wilson’s World
Celebrating Robert Wilson’s birthday with essays, interviews, a frog, and a sharkshin shoe Read More
Doodle Unto Others
For an artist best known for his zany doodles depicting life in its brutal absurdity, David Shrigley leads a surprisingly disciplined existence, involving a strict work routine, jogging, and yoga. “You can’t just lie on the roof and smoke joints … Read More
Man of Refraction
Using light, mirrors, and neon and with a sensibility at once political and poetic, Iván Navarro creates glowing gateways of endless space Read More
Head in the Clouds
With the spirit of an artist, inventor, scientist, and engineer, Tomás Saraceno creates enormous bubbles, giant ethereal webs, and basketball court−size balloons that aspire to be lighter than air Read More
Hip-Hop Heraldry
Through his collages, performances, and videos, Rashaad Newsome mixes ‘ghetto’ vernacular with staid European tradition Read More
Planned Obsolescence
Relentlessly devoted to the antiquated medium of film, Tacita Dean chronicles misbegotten journeys, elderly relatives, and obscure moments in great artists’ lives Read More
