On the evening prior to the opening of this year's Art Basel Miami Beach fair, New York's Public Art Fund premiered four commissioned works in Collins Park, located in front of the Bass Museum of Art…
Alix Pearlstein thwarts her actors' standard techniques in order to heighten a viewer's awareness of video-mediated perception.
Despite general art world trends toward the performative or dematerialized work, Art Basel Miami Beach 2012 was clearly running a brisk trade in paintings and sculpture. Still, a smattering of video…
If you haven't already, cruise by the Essex Market in New York's Lower East Side to catch David Levine's Habit, which runs through Sunday, Sept. 30. Habit, presented by French Institute Alliance Franç…
Sharon Hayes's one-person show, "There's so much I want to say to you," which opened last week at the Whitney Museum, seeks to recreate the public square as a performative site for political exchang…
At times enlisting multitudes of participants for her performances, Lacy blurs the boundary between activism and art.
Michael Clark's Who's Zoo, commissioned for the 2012 Whitney Biennial performance series on the fourth floor of the museum, did not live up to expectations. A legendary London-based choreographer…