Interviews
The Work of Worms
A conversation on the inspiring work of an underappreciated underground creature.
Latest Reviews
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New York
Who Took the Dogs Out?: William Wegman at Sperone Westwater
Almost no Weimaraners appear in this survey of William Wegman's works, which offers a wider view of the artist's humble humor.
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New York
Not Your Grandfather’s Axe: Coleman Collins at Brief Histories
How can someone recover a lost history? What are the limits of inheritance? Coleman Collins uses his DNA as a material to explore paradoxes of identity.
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Book
Minor Literature: Kafka’s Drawings
The mediocrity of Kafka's previously unpublished drawings, collected in a new volume, throws the brilliance of his novels and stories into sharp relief.
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SHARJAH
Meta-Museum: Khalil Rabah at Sharjah Art Foundation
The Ramallah-based artist's works of institutional critique are equal parts searing and silly.
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Mexico City
Forms of Labor: “Maternar” at the Museo Universitario Arte Contemporáneo
A sprawling show considers the ethics, economics, and entanglement of productive and reproductive work.
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New York
Weeding and Seeding Histories: Walid Raad at Paula Cooper
Walid Raad's latest works share a sense of serious play, shrinking political figures and magnifying their countries' flora and fauna to allegorize human conflicts.
By Kaleem Hawa
Issues & Commentary
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Excavating Ancient Expressions of Gender
An exhibition of Pompeian frescoes provides a window into how ancient Roman painters understood and represented gender.
By Roko Rumora
On View
From the Archives: Sexual Politics, Art Style
Feminist scholar Lucy Lippard's 1971 op-ed about sexism in the art world.
By Lucy Lippard
Documenta 15 Diary: Beyond Borders
Documenta 15 Diary: Ottoneum and Outside
Documenta 15 Diary: At the Fridericianum and documentaHalle
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