A pair of New York shows highlighted the hard-edge paintings and drawings of the late Deborah Remington.
A new history of autotheory suggests that anyone can deploy the genre to effective ends. But is it really so universal?
In Theaster Gates's latest work with readymades, hardware store goods stand out not as art themselves, but disguised as other works of contemporary art.
This sprawling exhibition explores hip-hop as part of the "sonic impulse" that links decades of Black creative expression in the American South.
How does performance fit into the museum? A thematic exhibition highlights points of influence and ambiguity among supposedly still and time-based media.
A new biography of Dave Hickey argues that the controversial critic belongs in the canon of American letters.
In recent fiction, the art world has come to represent the worst impulses of the world at large.
The Atlanta-based conceptual artist probes relationships between performance, fiction, and the law.
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