Sourcing stainless steel from her neighborhood in Flushing, the artist has created an immersive installation comprising architectural features that subtly evoke class, race, and cultural traditions.
In her book Culture Strike, she looks at recent controversies in which museums have faced protests.
Langdon Graves, whose exhibition "Month's Mind" at Victori + Mo observes the one-year anniversary of her grandmother's death, discusses Spiritualism and the family stories that influenced her recent…
The electronic musician is pitting artificial intelligence against itself, using digital engineering to expose its own limitations, while mining its capacities as a musical collaborator.
Betye Saar, who turns 93 in July, remains both an evolving and an emerging artist. Though her prints, assemblages, and installations have been exhibited steadily since the '60s, attention to her work…
Once you get past Ledare's obvious willingness to confront taboos, you discover that his real subject is far messier: the mostly unconscious intersubjective forces that determine our relationships…
Autoportrait (2017)—the sole work in Luke Willis Thompson's first solo exhibition in the UK, on view through August 27 at London's Chisenhale Gallery—focuses on a black subject afflicted by police…
On June 10, the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden reopens to the public after two years of renovation and structural reinforcement. The Sculpture Garden is both a recreational area for visitors and a space…
Nancy Shaver's circuitous route to this year's Venice Biennale began in the farm country of western New York near the shores of Lake Ontario, forty miles outside Buffalo. Her sprawling installation…
July 19 marked the release of SoHo Sins, an art world murder mystery by Richard Vine, managing editor of A.i.A. Here, artist and fellow novelist Travis Jeppesen interrogates the author on his…