Entertainment Justice griots like Will See and Bryce Detroit organize communities through rap, while Pope.L's Michigan projects show how infrastructures of scarcity can be evaded.
in late April 201, my wife and I noticed the lights aglow over the golf course and recalled that the Legion of Honor was having an opening—for Urs Fischer, of all people!
July's work highlighted the acute tension between competing economic ideologies—extreme self-indulgence versus social enterprise—in stark proximity.
While Ugo Rondinone's flourescent multicolored stone stack reinforces Miami's bright-skyscraper ethos, works by Beverly Buchanan, Onajide Shabaka, and César Trasobares more thoughtfully represent the…
All the maps tracking the virus, marking off neighborhoods and threatened areas, are also a reminder that Miami is a series of geographies, a compendium of zones that seem to flourish independently…
British-born artist Martyn Reed’s annual NuArt Festival has made street art a dominant force in Norway’s fourth-largest city.
Preoccupied with developing urban infrastructure, the well-heeled civic leaders of Dallas have long viewed art—especially when supplied by big-name artists from afar—as a boost the city's "world-class…
The newly reopened Museo de Arte de Lima surveys the entire history of art-making in Peru, both indigenous and colonial—yet fails to escape the dominant Western model of global artistic development…
Artists' fiercely outrageous, often politically charged public actions galvanized the Russian cultural scene in the 1990s. Today, organizations like the private V-A-C Foundation seek to alter the urba…