One balmy afternoon this summer, the artist Petah Coyne was standing inside her sprawling studio in West New York, across the Hudson River in New Jersey, surveying some of her recent sculptures…
Joe Fig's miniature renderings of the work spaces of Ursula von Rydingsvard, Petah Coyne, Ellen Altfest, Tara Donovan, and Judy Pfaff are mesmerizing to behold
Hank Willis Thomas, Pat Steir, Deborah Kass, and others reflect on their early encounters with art and the childhood experiences that shape their work
Snapshots of creators and their creations at the Art Show, the Armory Show, and Volta
Whether by burning, cutting, shredding, or simply leaving them at the curb, artists have various reasons for disposing of their own works
Reacting to a survey at MASS MoCA, the author argues for a more positive spiritual reading of ornate, allusive sculpture of this often literary-minded artist.
Now that the days of glitz and glamour in the art market are over, how will creativity be affected? Some artists, curators, museum directors, and dealers predict a new seriousness. Others warn…
Modified, magnified, dissected, and erected, the body takes on unexpected shapes when sculptors use it as a metaphor for emotions. Modified, magnified, dissected, and erected, the body takes on…