If there were justice in the United States, Frederick Douglass's face would be on the twenty-dollar bill, not Andrew Jackson's. Douglass's speeches would be as well known as the Gettysburg Address…
British artist John Russell's recent exhibition at Bridget Donahue, "DOGGO," was stylistically inconsistent, conceptually capacious, and insouciant in tone.
In preparation for her powerful video installation Every Thought There Ever Was (2018), British artist Lindsay Seers interviewed Leff and listened to a recording of an avatar therapy session.
Syms has her first solo institutional show in Chicago this fall at the Graham Foundation, whose programming centers on the relationship between art and the built environment.
The work of Polish artist Artur Zmijewski is once again stoking controversy. The Associated Press has reported that a variety of Jewish groups and various officials have called on the Museum…
The nine-minute film features 12 black-clad figures juggling colorful objects as they move though a brightly lit room. Hockney shot the piece in his Yorkshire studio