When I visited Alexandre Singh at his Brooklyn home-studio, I was greeted at the entrance by a pile of strange totems and masks resting atop a filing cabinet. Despite the apparent patina of age, they…
I like to play with the truth of an image and the reliability of our perception: it’s fascinating how just this purple light can manipulate our entire understanding of what we are looking at.
A conversation on algorithms, meteorology, and artists who have sought to record the ephemeral.
Amy Brener strips objects of their functionality, asking viewers to see them abstractly in relation to ritual and archaeological practices.
The landscape around Chernobyl doesn't look radioactive, but it has been permanently altered. To show this, I developed my own process for making radiographs.
Sky Become Shadow is about my first murder. It's based on my memory of stumbling upon baby birds that had fallen out of a tree onto my driveway. I was maybe four years old, and in the summer heat…
Throughout, I wanted to mingle motherhood, sexuality, humor, and the everyday, since we often act as if we have to relegate separate parts of ourselves to these things, which is a bit absurd.
I was thinking about how opposition and reflection are sometimes one in the same.
Lari Pittman packs his planes with crisply rendered shapes and symbols that coexist in an exhilarating, sometimes alarming state of acrobatic suspension. Simultaneity is the operative term, collage…
I started to speculate about illegal teleportation. I figured it would cause a border crisis in the United States and Europe. Governments would be even more protective. I imagined an island in the…
