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Remembrance of Flings Past
John Giorno's memoir sketches a loose picture of New York's painting and poetry scenes of the 1960s but lavishes detail on the author's liaisons with Warhol, Rauschenberg, and others.
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A Dance of Death in the Realm of Land Art
Theo Triantafyllidis's online exhibition "Ritual" enhances a ruined landscape in the California desert with post-apocalyptic sculptures and animations.
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Daniel Canogar’s Data Abstractions
Daniel Canogar's hypnotic "Billow" sculptures turn Google search data into pulsing fields of color.
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Pure Camp
Andy Sweet's photographs of a 1970s sleepaway camp offer a glimpse at suspended summertime rituals.
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What Ecofeminist Artists Learned from Indigenous Cultures
At Thomas Erben Gallery, "ecofeminism(s)" is a timely survey of women artists seeking environmental justice.
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Aki Onda’s New Record Uses Radio to Channel the Ghost of Nam June Paik
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.
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A Book Nominally about Rubens Offers an Honest Portrait of the Way the Author’s Mind Works—and Sometimes Doesn’t
Morgan Meis doesn't make points so much as bellow them with varying levels of coherence.
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The Posadism Adventure: A History of the Bizarre Communist Movement that Embraced UFOs and Nuclear War
Despite the image of the Posadists as "brainwashed Bolsheviks or socialist Scientologists," they were sincere in their certainty that revolution was coming.
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Giorgio Griffa’s 1990s Paintings Possess a Nervous Energy—Much Like the Decade Itself
Griffa's 1990s paintings hint at something not necessarily good that is yet to come.
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