Rhizome's annual Seven on Seven conference is ostensibly centered on a hectic, see-if-it-sticks experimentalism. But its 5th anniversary edition, which took place last weekend at New York's New…
The Shanzhai Biennial is more ambitious than most, having occurred twice since its debut in 2012.
You could be forgiven your confusion over the presence of Bertolt Brecht's play The Mother in the current Whitney Biennial, a survey of contemporary American art…
On a mercifully warm March morning, around 20 Martin Wong enthusiasts gathered outside the Lower East Side apartment building the Chinese-American artist and collector occupied for most of the 1980s…
Lucy Raven's lecture on the conversion of 2D cinematic images to 3D, presented February 19th at the Kitchen, took a long view on the film industry's integration of live-action footage and animation te…
A public reappraisal of the Masters of Fine Arts degree--its affordability, its promises and its alternatives--has picked up momentum over the past few months. While MFAs are increasingly viewed as th…
The dystopian commune that set the stage for each of Danish choreographer Mårten Spångberg's recent large-scale performances took over the interior of MoMA PS1's VW Dome last weekend for the La Subs…
After one gingerly made one's way through a stand of potted lemon trees and entered into the belly of a transformed Connelly Theater, in New York's East Village, it became clear that the "celebrator…