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…
- By
Donald Moffett
Skowhegan School of Painting & Sculpture Names New Governors and Trustees
The Skowhegan School of Painting & Sculpture in New York announced today that artists Donald Moffett and Carrie Moyer will now be on its board of governors, as chair and vice chair, respectively…
- By
In the Studio: Donald Moffett
A veteran of the AIDS-activist group Gran Fury, Donald Moffett relates how, since the early 1990s, he has produced paintings made with cake-decorating tools, monochromes serving as screens for sociall…
- By
From the Archives: Art after Stonewall Part II
In remembrance of the Stonewall Riots that took place on June 26, 1969, catalyzing the modern LGBTQ movement, Holland Cotter spoke to twelve queer artists for our June 1994 issue. "As a direct result…
- By
“Greater New York”
Returning to "Greater New York" a few days after the Paris attacks, I found myself moved by the main themes underlying the exhibition: our city in particular and urban life in general; and the emergen…
- By
Velvet Ropes and Mirrors Set the Tone at Elegant ADAA Opening
Some of the worst weather of the winter didn't keep collectors away from the Seventh Regiment Armory building on Manhattan's Upper East Side last night for the opening of the ADAA's annual fair, The…
- By
Must-See Museum Shows to Make You Think, or Cry
Identity remixed in provocative displays at the Jewish Museum, the New Museum, the Whitney, and Tate Modern
- By
Sex with Sheila Hicks
Paris, a work by Sheila Hicks, hangs on a wall to the right of the fireplace, over my desk. The piece (10 by 5 inches, 1987) is small and sheer. See-through. It appears to be made from a single thread…
- By
Donald Moffett
In "The Radiant Future," Donald Moffett presented 12 new works completed in 2011-12, many of them hybrid objects that problematize the relationship between painting and sculpture. Although Moffett m…
- By
Newswire
RobbReport
Singapore Just Became the First Country to Approve Lab-Grown Meat Products
WWD
Customs Cuts Off Cotton From Xinjiang Production and Construction
Rolling Stone
Ellie Goulding Questions Music Awards Process in New Essay
Sportico
Atlanta Falcons Sue Insurers as City Loses Sports Revenue
SPY