Jimmy Wright’s Downtown
During his early years living in New York City, Wright’s work provided a kaleidoscopic document of the city’s still burgeoning queer spaces.
In Conversation
Paul Broches and Don Porcaro Reflect on the Nature of Collaboration
What is best approach to keep a gallery visually open without resorting to the usual, uninteresting white walls?
Designing Americans: A Conversation with Wendy Evans Joseph
Ours may be the only country with a “National Mall.” A mall with grass and museums instead of chain stores—museums that constitute the cultural franchise that is the Smithsonian Institution.
Seeing Differently, Seeing More: An Interview with peter campus
The power and beauty of the work of peter campus lies in his awareness.
For America: In Dialogue with James McGarrell
For over a half-century, James McGarrell has produced consistently engaging painting.
Kathy Butterly’s Universe in Color
Kathy Butterly is one of today’s most intriguing visual artists. A master of form, expression, and color, she conjures many-layered meanings in her work.
Melissa Meyer’s Sprezzatura
The work of Melissa Meyer possesses a kind of “sprezzatura”—meaning that it takes a great deal of skill and technical bravado to make it look so easy.
