Stefan Kürten
Stefan Kürten's intricate paintings of depopulated domestic interiors and enigmatic architectural spaces are "atmospheric" in Jean Baudrillard's sense of the term.
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Alexander and Bonin
Two Years of Turbulence for New York’s Galleries
New York’s gallery landscape has shifted many times over the last few decades, as dealers followed artists to new neighborhoods in search of cheaper rents. There have been a few seismic movements, fro…
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Alexander and Bonin To Move To Tribeca
Alexander and Bonin has announced that they will be moving to a new space at 47 Walker Street in Tribeca this summer, thereby becoming the latest gallery to join the mass exodus from Chelsea. The new…
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Making the Ordinary Anything But: Mona Hatoum on Her Unnerving Sculptures, in 2005
With two Mona Hatoum shows happening this year (one currently on view at the Centre Pompidou, in Paris, the second coming to the ICA Boston next week), we turn back to May 2005, when Pernilla Holmes…
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A Checklist for the 2015 Armory Show Focus: Middle East, North Africa, and the Mediterranean
This year's Armory Show Focus edition highlights art from the Middle East, North Africa, and the Mediterranean (Armory Focus: MENAM), curated by Whitechapel Gallery's Omar Kholeif, and presented in…
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Finding Soul in High Heel Shoes
Repurposing irons, shoes, and other discarded commodities, Willie Cole creates visceral artworks that communicate potent messages about African historyÂ
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Robert Kinmont
A few of Robert Kinmont’s recent works in this exhibition were fairly big, although even these are equivocal about materiality. Log Hollowed Out and Filled with the Memory of the Artist (2009) is the…
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Willie Cole
Is it OK to laugh at other people’s pain? What if they invite you to? Willie Cole has always kept viewers off balance, notably by using steam irons to produce, on the one hand, printed images somber…
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