In 1978, Pope.L got on his hands and knees in a suit and safety vest, and made his way through the bustling crowds of Midtown Manhattan. In subsequent works, Pope.L has repeatedly used his own body as medium and material.
Five weeks before the Istanbul Biennial's opening in mid-September, its organizer, the Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts, and curator Nicolas Bourriaud changed the exhibition's main venue from…
With "Robert Morris: Para-Architectural Projects," Hunter College's Leubsdorf Gallery spotlighted a seldom-seen portfolio by a postwar artist whose sculpture and writings helped define the Minimalist…
The cultivation of memory is a vital part of contemporary Spanish society. It informs conflicts between federalists and nationalists, socialists and neoliberals.
This small but stirring exhibition was titled "George Tooker: Contemplative Gaze," begging the question, to whom does that gaze belong?
Seven oil paintings on canvas and two painted sculptures comprise Julien Ceccaldi's exhibition titled "Sex Is Work"—and indeed the paintings suggest the emotional labor that accompanies the act.
Vik Muniz pays homage here to abstract or quasi-abstract paintings from the early and mid-twentieth century, mostly by United States and Latin American artists.
There was a time when the principle of returning to African countries art and artifacts removed under colonial rule seemed on its way to becoming an international norm.
Perhaps what Erichsen has somehow managed to do is produce work that anybody's handy, weirdo cousin could make but that nobody in their right mind would make.
