Editor’s Letter
Artists included in major biennial exhibitions, like the ones opening in Venice and at the Whitney Museum in New York this month, can find themselves subject to countervailing expectations. These…
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The Body Made Light
"Long Light" at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the first solo museum exhibition for David Lebe (b. 1948), frames him as an experimentalist less interested in capturing the real than in freeing his…
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Contacting Warhol
Warhol had one of the most expansive definitions of art you could imagine, but even for him the contact sheets were not works of art.
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Memory Banks
What these works express is less a coherent critical position than a shared sense of dispossession. In this way, "Brand New" feels like less a historical survey than a field report of the current…
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Shahryar Nashat
Geneva-born, Los Angeles– and Berlin-based artist Shahryar Nashat's exhibition "The Cold Horizontals" centered on a visually seductive eighteen-minute video shown on loop across eight abutting…
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José Leonilson
Brazilian artist José Leonilson (1957–1993) is a legendary figure in his homeland, where he is esteemed for the poetic vision he expressed during a period of social crisis. His work has rarely been…
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Eros and Elegy: On L.A.’s Queer Moment
Four shows look at the past and present of the community, particularly its relationship with HIV/AIDS
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From the Archives: Out of the Safety Zone
In his determination to make the private public, David Wojnarowicz went beyond specific thematic material to forge a unique combination of politics and spirituality, of the known and unknown.
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