What Is Sculpture? Four Curators Try to Define an Elusive Art Form
Contemporary curators consider how sculpture's elusive definition brushes against fluid practices of today.
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In Print: The State of Sculpture
A.i.A.'s September 2022 issue considers the medium's past, present, and future.
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In Print: Summer Reading
Art in America's second annual Summer Reading issue (June/July 2022) considers the relationship between art and books.
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In Print: Surrealism Now
A.i.A.'s April 2022 issue revisits the history—and historiography—of Surrealism and explores its ongoing influence today.
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Meg Onli on Supporting Underrepresented Creatives and Furthering Noah Davis’s Legacy
The newly appointed director and curator of the Underground Museum discusses reopening after the pandemic and expanding on a lineage of artist-founded spaces.
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María Esther Fernández on Creating a Nexus for Chicanx Art and Research
The recently appointed director of the Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture discusses the institution's opening and her plans for its future.
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Kristy Edmunds on Immersive Experiences and Working Collaboratively
The newly appointed director of MASS MoCA discusses her vision for the museum's future.
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Elvira Dyangani Ose on Increasing Local Engagement and Accessibility
The recently appointed director of the Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona discusses her plans for the institution's future.
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Glitching the Art Institution: Legacy Russell
Newly appointed executive director and chief curator of The Kitchen, Legacy Russell discusses her vision for the institution's future.
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