Institutional critique has a complex legacy in contemporary art—long canonized, the self-reflexive and participatory strategies of artists like Hans Haacke and Andrea Fraser have been thoroughly assim…
Following a solo presentation at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York last year, Jared Madere’s solo gallery debut comprised a selection of discrete objects and photographs (all but one work…
Combining digital image-making with motifs of mysticism, the work of artist Brenna Murphy blurs ancient traditions and the bleeding edge of technology.
It's no secret that beneath the sleek, digital surfaces of present-day life lies a dark, all-too-material underbelly.
The excess and waste of today's technology as well as the chaotic overflow of in…
At first glance, New York-based artist Alisa Baremboym's work can be perplexing. Working with a range of unlikely materials—including silk, ceramic, plastic, steel and petroleum-based emollient gel—he…
Joshua Citarella is a young New York artist with a particular adeptness at navigating the increasingly blurry divide between the gallery and the Internet.
The uncanny and immersive virtual worlds of video games and smart phone apps are the focus of Tabor Robak's first solo show, "Next-Gen Open Beta," now on view at New York's Team Gallery (through Jan…