REVIEW / November 19th, 2024
"I still work as deep as I possibly can inward to where, now, I hear my own heart and hear the whistling in my body and sometimes I need nothing but what I am."
REVIEW / FEATURE / November 18th, 2024
We believe that museums have a special role to play in fully integrating cinema at large into the history of art.
REVIEW / November 16th, 2024
"My practice primarily relates to space, the space observed, the space I'm trying to understand," the artist notes.
INTERVIEW / November 15th, 2024
Alfredo Jaar delves into how knowledge is constructed, exposing the mechanisms that shape our understanding and relationship with the world.
REVIEW / BOOKS / November 13th, 2024
The Iranian photographer captures the environmental decline of the Caspian Sea, fusing personal memories with stark imagery of loss and devastation.
REVIEW / BOOKS / November 11th, 2024
Catherine Ingram reveals the intriguing lives of art dealers, exploring their unique relationships with artists and significant influence on the art world.
INTERVIEW / November 9th, 2024
Arika’s 'Episode 11: To End the World as We Know It' unites practitioners to explore new ways of coexisting through art, speculation, and collective assembly.
INTERVIEW / November 6th, 2024
"I address the erasure of African American narratives. The work serves as a counter-narrative, reclaiming space in the art world for these important stories."
FEATURE / November 5th, 2024
The story of Tropical Modernism is one of colonialism and decolonization, politics and power, defiance and independence.
