For his new album, Nam June's Spirit Was Speaking to Me, Onda recorded radio transmissions to produce abstract works of audio collage that, he says, contain the voice of Nam June Paik.
Morgan Meis doesn't make points so much as bellow them with varying levels of coherence.
Despite the image of the Posadists as "brainwashed Bolsheviks or socialist Scientologists," they were sincere in their certainty that revolution was coming.
Griffa's 1990s paintings hint at something not necessarily good that is yet to come.
Guston encourages artists to change their work, to examine their relationship to evil, and to revel in their own ambivalence about the meaning of art.
Nicole R. Fleetwood's new book explores prison art and the broader visual culture of incarceration.
Using smartphone cameras and improvised narratives, Karrabing Film Collective addresses Australian society and ecology from an Indigenous perspective.
Art world advice columnists on how artists and galleries can survive COVID-19.