Marina Abramović: The Artist is Present in the Time of Social Distancing
When Marina Abramović agreed to take part in Matthew Akers’s documentary, she couldn’t have known how powerfully that film would resonate nearly a decade later.
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The Compressed Visions of Helen West Heller
During my childhood in Canton, Illinois, we had a gallery of eccentric gentlemen, but the prince of the group was Roger Heller.
Kyle Staver at Zürcher Gallery
Within this uncanny and theatrical space, Staver’s paintings, aquatint etchings, drawings, and relief sculptures greeted visitors with a beguiling mix of tension and familiarity.
Behind the Scenes of Nick Cave’s The Let Go
By nearly all accounts, this American moment is one characterized by deep turmoil.
Peter Saul’s Painting Survey Asserts a Nuanced Take on Protest and Complicity at the New Museum
In a time when political controversy has become almost banal in its normalcy, Peter Saul’s paintings aren’t just palpable, they’re pretty damn on point.
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?
Shirley Jaffe Cut in Square Highlights Late Artist’s Work
The artist’s career that lasted over seven decades. What remains clear throughout is a strong sense of self and individuality.
Seeing Differently, Seeing More: An Interview with peter campus
The power and beauty of the work of peter campus lies in his awareness.
