The 1970s was a notoriously unruly decade for art in New York. As the city fell into economic decline, derelict SoHo lofts came alive with diffuse artistic practices that defied categorization, meld…
Patriarchy and fathers are neither synonymous nor mutually exclusive; confronting either is difficult. Pope.L (who has recently dropped "William" from his moniker) addressed both in Cage…
Ryan McNamara's Performa 13 commission, MEÆ?M: A Story Ballet About the Internet (Nov. 8-12 at New York's Connelly Theater),delivered a fantastical array of choreography culled from YouTube videos…
Abstract painting's meteoric rise to the sine qua nonof modern art history was less linear than erratic, a trajectory aptly charted earlier this year in MoMA's "Inventing Abstraction."…
The work of Japanese artist KÅji Enokura comprises a veritable taxonomy of stains. Enokura's first solo exhibition in North America featured two bodies of work: documentation of ephemeral…
In My Barbarian's recent exhibition, as on the analyst's couch, all roads pointed to one source: the mother. For "Universal Declaration of Infantile Anxiety Situations Reflected in the Creative Impuls…
Dance and Process is one of the Kitchen's longest-running programs. Inaugurated in 1995, the series alloys the familiar artist's residency with the promise of structured feedback, pairing a group of e…