Vibrant pops of Pepto-Bismol pink, tangy orange, cerulean blue and grass green streak across the six new large-scale paintings in Sue Williams's exhibition "WTC, WWIII, Couch Size" at New York's 303…
A Q&A with Marianne Vitale on her Performa commission 'The Missing Book of Spurs.'
Michelle Stuart has been grappling with ideas of land and space, history and myth, the atomic and the cosmic for more than four decades. Born in Los Angeles in 1933, Stuart spearheaded the use of non…
The latest triennial at New York's International Center of Photography, "A Different Kind of Order" (through Sept. 22), showcases 28 international artists who exemplify a particular vein of…
Flocks of blonde, tanned and bathing suit-clad teenagers whisper, drive and swim through the summer night in Joel Sternfeld's "First Pictures" at Luhring Augustine Gallery in Chelsea [through Feb. 4…
A controversially young, naked Brooke Shields in Richard Prince's Spiritual America (1983) hangs over the bathtub in the little girl's bathroom. Bummed (1977), the impressively large black, white and…
This past weekend Creative Time kicked off its third annual Summit, a gathering for artists and activists whose work addresses social and political issues. As in years past, the Summit, which kicked…
Twenty-five-year-old Lorna Williams's debut New York solo show of new work, "brown baby," is autobiographical in extreme and mythologizing ways. A voyage through idiosyncratic sculptures, the depict…
Five women dressed in pastel spring dresses and slingbacks trudge through mounting piles of slippery material as they dig their hands, elbows and feet into a 7,500-pound clay cube, carve out a piece…