Advocating for Faculty Unionization at the School of Visual Arts
As the School of Visual Arts faces a crucial decision on faculty unionization, the lack of union support highlights disparities in adjunct faculty conditions.
Whitney Museum’s Biennial: Test Your Knowledge
With the Whitney Museum's major biennial just days away, it's time to explore how well you know its collections and the debates that have
Azerbaijani Artist Faig Ahmed to Feature in 61st Venice Biennale
Faig Ahmed, known for his surrealist weaving, will represent Azerbaijan at the 61st Venice Biennale. This marks a significant moment for Azerbaijani art on
Bryan Barcena Showcases Foto Estudio Luisita’s Legacy
Bryan Barcena of Artforum spotlights the work of Luisa and Chela Escarria, who ran Foto Estudio Luisita in Buenos Aires, known for its distinctive
Exploring Mimesis: From Ancient Greece to Modern Cosmetic Surgery
Patrick R. Crowley explores the historical and modern perspectives of mimesis, from its origins in ancient Greece to its contemporary relevance in cosmetic surgery,
Exploring Margarita Paksa’s Defiant Art of the 1970s
Daniel R. Quiles explores Margarita Paksa's 1970s artwork, which used coded imagery to challenge Argentina's dictatorship. Her symbolic creations boldly critiqued the oppressive regime,
Reimagining Central Asian Art and Its Infrastructure
Anel Rakhimzhanova, Inga Lace, and Joan Kee explore how Central Asian art is redefining traditional frameworks. The article examines local traditions, political influences, and
Exploring Color Dynamics in Carol Bove’s Sculptural Art
Gordon Hughes explores Carol Bove's sculptural works, focusing on her innovative use of color and form. The Guggenheim retrospective highlights her impact on contemporary