From the Archives: Sexual Politics, Art Style
Feminist scholar Lucy Lippard's 1971 op-ed about sexism in the art world.
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Issues & Commentary
Warhol’s Mao Turns Fifty
The enigmatic Mao images that Andy Warhol made in 1972 continue to shift significance and elude ideology.
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The Crisis in Poland’s Museums
The nomination of Janusz Janowski to lead Zachęta National Gallery of Art is the latest attack on culture by Poland's right-wing government.
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The NFT’s Promise of Control
Smart contracts have the potential to give artists more say over the terms of their sales, but there are still challenges to work out.
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The Terrifying Cynicism of Teeter-Totter Wall
What happens when good intentions get mistaken for good art?
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Essentially Invisible: Black Labor After the Siege on Capitol Hill
As curators and conservators assess damage to the American cultural patrimony, BIPOC workers are left to clean up the mess.
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Flatten the Cube: Post-Internet Art’s Lessons for Our Current Crisis and What Comes After
Museums are locked down. Galleries are shuttered. The art world we return to—if there is one to return to at all—will be formed in this moment.
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The Cultural Bailout We Need Has Been a Long Time Coming
Private markets and philanthropy will be changed on the other side of this pandemic, so it is time once again to envision what art looks like as a public good.
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Trump Can’t Make Architecture Great Again Without an Infrastructure Plan
A week ago, the draft of a provocative new executive order was leaked to the media—a putative fatwa on modern design, proposing that all future federal buildings be constructed in "classical and…
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Newswire
RobbReport
Watch the Tesla Cybertruck Use 4-Wheel Steering to Make a Super-Tight Turn
WWD
A Closer Look at Viola Davis’ EGOT Red Carpet Looks
Rolling Stone
The ‘Book More Women’ Campaign Called Out Male-Heavy Festival Lineups. Did It Help?
Sportico
Man City Under Investigation for Breaking EPL Financial Rules
SPY