New York art school Cooper Union has postponed the exhibition “Vkhutemas: Laboratory of the Avant-Garde,” originally scheduled to open on January 25. The Moscow art and architecture school Vkhutemas, Email Facebook Pinterest Twitter Reddit LinkedIn WhatsAppRead More

A painted wood stripe runs along the perimeter of the interior walls of the deconsecrated ninth-century church of Sant’Andrea De Scaphis. Like the river Tiber lying a stone’s throw away, the band ebbs Email Facebook Pinterest Twitter Reddit LinkedIn WhatsAppRead More

According to legend, the capital of the Aztec Empire, Tenochtitlan—today known as Mexico City—was founded by the Mexica (the early Aztecs) when they left Aztlán, their former home, in search of a new Email Facebook Pinterest Twitter Reddit LinkedIn WhatsAppRead More

Among the achievements of Une tempête (1969), Aimé Césaire’s transposition of Shakespeare’s late romance onto the imaginative landscape of 1960s anticolonialism, is its sensitivity to how language and Email Facebook Pinterest Twitter Reddit LinkedIn WhatsAppRead More

GODLAND HAS TWO TITLE CARDS: one in Icelandic, the other in Danish. Hlynur Pálmason’s new film exists in the tension between these two languages, which are really two worlds: one wild and unforgiving, Email Facebook Pinterest Twitter Reddit LinkedIn WhatsAppRead More

Anish Kapoor’s massive stainless-steel sculpture known colloquially as the bean was unveiled in New York City’s TriBeCa neighborhood on January 31. The shiny curved colossus, which closely resembles Email Facebook Pinterest Twitter Reddit LinkedIn WhatsAppRead More

One might be misled by the title of Jeni Spota C.’s most recent exhibition, “Works on Paper.” A more appropriate name might be “Works in Paper” or, even more accurately, “Wonderfully Weird Miniature Email Facebook Pinterest Twitter Reddit LinkedIn WhatsAppRead More

Unionized members of New York’s Whitney Museum of American Art on January 31 staged a protest outside a fundraising event at the museum. Workers greeted passersby and attendees of the Art Party, a $ Email Facebook Pinterest Twitter Reddit LinkedIn WhatsAppRead More

Pope.L’s new video installation was commissioned by De Appel and shot during the summer of 2022. The work is a continuation of a series of projects (video, sculpture, performance) that have premiered Email Facebook Pinterest Twitter Reddit LinkedIn WhatsAppRead More

There’s a creeping sense of unease in “Time Weft,” Joseph Yaeger’s show of twenty-five new paintings, occupying all five levels of the Perimeter’s converted mews-house space. We see the right arm of a Email Facebook Pinterest Twitter Reddit LinkedIn WhatsAppRead More

THE SWISS INSTITUTE opening for Ser Serpas and Alfatih took place one day after January 24, which a friend told me had officially been declared the most depressing day of the year. I shared this with Email Facebook Pinterest Twitter Reddit LinkedIn WhatsAppRead More

Jenny Moore has been announced as the founding director of Tinworks Art in Bozeman, Montana. Moore arrives to the four-year-old arts organization from Chinati Foundation in Marfa, Texas. She led that Email Facebook Pinterest Twitter Reddit LinkedIn WhatsAppRead More

In his 1922 poem “The Waste Land,” T. S. Eliot describes an acute aridity: “Here is no water but only rock / Rock and no water and the sandy road.” Giulia Cenci channels this concurrence of dryness and Email Facebook Pinterest Twitter Reddit LinkedIn WhatsAppRead More

George Bolster’s exhibition “Communication: We Are Not the Only Ones Talking” immerses viewers in a mixture of fact and fiction, of documentary and mythology. A rounded alcove, The Impermanence of Email Facebook Pinterest Twitter Reddit LinkedIn WhatsAppRead More

Gorgeously awkward, the troll-like characters in Tori Wrånes’s video installation BIG WATER, 2022, have round bodies and auburn fur that ripples underwater. Each creature is really a body suit, latex Email Facebook Pinterest Twitter Reddit LinkedIn WhatsAppRead More