For his most infamous work, "The Nazis" (1998), the Polish artist Piotr Uklański, based mostly in New York since the early 1990s, compiled an archive of filmic depictions of the Third Reich—or, more…
The Zachęta National Gallery of Art announced this week that Sharon Lockhart will represent Poland at the 2017 Venice Biennale. Her project will be overseen by Barbara Piwowarska, an independent
A survey of Piotr Uklański's work runs through August 16 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. A concurrent show he curated from the Met's collection closed June 14
“This!” Deborah Kass said to me last Wednesday evening, as if it were obvious. We were standing on the steps of the Temple of Dendur, trading favorite museums. She gestured at the sprawl of…
Thousands of Yemeni people uprooted because of continued fighting against Al-Qaeda are using museums, as well as theaters and schools, as temporary homes. [The Art Newspaper] Ugo…
A roundup of favorites from 8 fairs, 3 museums, 3 private collections, and 2 public projects
Having installed a multicolored luminescent dance floor, Untitled (Dance Floor) (2000), on MoMA's outdoor terrace in 2000, the Polish-born artist Piotr Uklanski took to a supplementary leaflet to…
More and more artists are directing feature films with large casts, big budgets, and elaborate story lines involving everything from intellectual werewolves to Polish cowboys.