Kid Stuff: Why Have Artists Been So Drawn to Children’s Books?
History abounds with collaborations and cross-currents between artists and publishers of children's books.
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Old Genres, New Women: “Pioneers” at the Musée du Luxembourg
Bucking gendered limitations and representations, women artists in 1920 Paris celebrated the "new woman" and hoped for societal change after WW1.
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One Work: Joan Semmel’s “Waiting”
Depicting herself in an unsettled pose and cropped composition, Joan Semmel captures the process of appreciating a vulnerable body.
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Painting Boredom
Henni Alftan's paintings lavish attention on transitional moments, elevating emotions like expectation and monotony.
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Pure Camp
Andy Sweet's photographs of a 1970s sleepaway camp offer a glimpse at suspended summertime rituals.
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Cringe No More: An Online MoMA Exhibition Recasts Home Movies as Worthy of Critical Attention
In the popular imagination, home movies are rather like opinions: everyone has them and they are usually lousy. Such films conjure a series of unflattering associations, from the embarrassing footage
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