Alison Rossiter, known for her work with expired photographic papers, has been enamored of the darkroom experience since her first technical class in 1970.
An émigré to New York, Russian-born painter Sanya Kantarovsky argues for the fluid openness to pictorial change that he perceives in the half-obscured surface traces left by such masters as Leonardo…
The Albanian-born, Paris-based video artist, currently the subject of an exhibition at the New Museum, New York, reflects on the importance of syncopation—musical, visual and sociopolitical—in his lif…
A New York artist finds himself mysteriously drawn to a remote museum in the Columbia River Gorge, home to a collection of haute couture dolls from WWII-era Paris.
Long an icon of feminism and sexual liberation, the artist now finds artistic counsel, erotic pleasure and spiritual sustenance in her many kissing cats.
During a European sojourn in the mid-1960s, the Chicago-based artist encountered key monuments of modern architecture—especially Le Corbusier's church in Ronchamp—that continue to inspire…
Landrián's films exist as offerings, gestures and ephemeral sculptures. They are predecessors of Third Cinema, an anti-neocolonialist film movement identified by Argentine filmmakers Fernando Solanas…