Indonesian curatorial collective ruangrupa, who organized the recently opened Documenta 15, and Sabine Schormann, the quinquennial’s director, separately issued statements apologizing for the inclusion Email Facebook Pinterest Twitter Reddit LinkedIn WhatsAppRead More

Representatives from five Native American tribes and US government officials on June 22 signed a historic agreement placing Bears Ears National Monument in the joint care of the tribes and the federal Email Facebook Pinterest Twitter Reddit LinkedIn WhatsAppRead More

Recorded Tuesday June 14, 2022   In the first episode of Bookforum’s latest series, Off the Page: Authors Meet Their Critics, Pulitzer Prize–winning author and critic Margo Jefferson is joined by writer Email Facebook Pinterest Twitter Reddit LinkedIn WhatsAppRead More

Six cultural institutions have been named as the beneficiaries of an $800,000 grant initiative honoring artists Wolf Kahn (1927–2020) and Emily Mason (1932–2019), who were married for sixty-two years. Email Facebook Pinterest Twitter Reddit LinkedIn WhatsAppRead More

The faculty of the Pasadena ArtCenter College of Design earlier this month voted to join AFT/CFT, the California branch of the American Federation of Teachers, which is affiliated with the AFL-CIO ( Email Facebook Pinterest Twitter Reddit LinkedIn WhatsAppRead More

IT IS GUNS. Such is the common refrain of gun safety advocates in the wake of these constant horrors. I started drafting this piece following the racist massacre of ten Black grocery shoppers in Email Facebook Pinterest Twitter Reddit LinkedIn WhatsAppRead More

French critic and curator Jérôme Sans, who twenty years ago cofounded the Palais de Tokyo in Paris with Nicolas Bourriaud, will serve as the inaugural creative director of cultural center Lago/Algo, Email Facebook Pinterest Twitter Reddit LinkedIn WhatsAppRead More

Organizers of the Carnegie International today released the names of the artists who will be participating in the event’s fifty-eighth edition, to take place from September 24, 2022 to April 2, 2023, Email Facebook Pinterest Twitter Reddit LinkedIn WhatsAppRead More

DURING THE PREVIEW DAYS, riders on the international art circuit seemed excited about Documenta 15, mostly on the grounds that it was not the Berlin Biennale (“too depressing”) or because they were Email Facebook Pinterest Twitter Reddit LinkedIn WhatsAppRead More

REAL THINGS ARE ALWAYS UGLY. Murmured by a character in Stanley Kwan’s Rouge (1987), these words double as a commentary on the director’s broader filmography, marked by restless expeditions across Email Facebook Pinterest Twitter Reddit LinkedIn WhatsAppRead More

In Xaviera Simmons’s debut solo exhibition in France, the New York-based artist has created a fresh inventory of images based on ancestral ones. Each photograph by Simmons contains, and features, a Email Facebook Pinterest Twitter Reddit LinkedIn WhatsAppRead More

Over the past four decades, artist-conlanger Karla Knight has doggedly worked in an extraterrestrial idiom, cultivating an otherworldly iconography and an invented language so potent she dreams in Email Facebook Pinterest Twitter Reddit LinkedIn WhatsAppRead More

The organizers of Documenta 15, which opened in Kassel on June 18, will remove a work over allegations that it is anti-Semitic. Indonesian collective ruangrupa, the curators of the 2022 iteration of Email Facebook Pinterest Twitter Reddit LinkedIn WhatsAppRead More

The exhibition “Post-Digital Intimacies” brings together a selection of artists who examine the relationship between intimacy and technology. All of the works in the exhibition were produced in the past Email Facebook Pinterest Twitter Reddit LinkedIn WhatsAppRead More

Curated by Stéphane Kabila, “Shifting the Gaze” is a critical exploration of notions relating to identity, belonging, and sociopolitical history as they appear in recent works by Marita Banda, Bwanga Email Facebook Pinterest Twitter Reddit LinkedIn WhatsAppRead More