Vincent Fecteau's homecoming presentation of work revels in indeterminacy and turns over the question of what does or doesn't remain of something: the shape of a work in progress, a place, a…
The multifarious New York–based artist has a retrospective on tap at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles.
A guide to the next seven days.
Earlier today, the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation announced the 2016 recipients of their annual fellowship awards, known by many colloquially as the “Genius Grants.” The honor…
It's been five years since Vincent Fecteau, an artist known for painted abstract sculptures that simultaneously suggest bits of architecture, crumpled machinery and cubist forms, staged his last sol…
Less than halfway through the six-month run of its trademark show, the Carnegie International (through Mar. 16, 2014), Pittsburgh's Carnegie Museum of Art (CMA) has announced its first round of acqu…
Vincent Fecteau’s recent abstract sculptures are at once more conservative and more radical than his past work.
From Tom Friedman's eraser shavings to Rob de Mar's minuscule waterfall to Adia Millett's tabletop dollhouses, intimately scaled sculptures are making a large impact.