New York Embraces Molière’s Timeless Themes
With a renewed focus on Molière, New York theater celebrates the timeless nature of his comedies and their relevance to modern themes of hypocrisy
Remembering Alison Knowles: A Fluxus Visionary
Nicole Woods celebrates the life and work of Alison Knowles, a trailblazer in the Fluxus movement. Knowles' innovative use of everyday objects in art
Tina Rivers Ryan Reflects on Political Parallels in February 2026 Issue
Tina Rivers Ryan introduces Artforum's February 2026 edition by exploring the similarities between the Bush and Trump eras, highlighting their impact on the art
Rediscovering Atget: A Legacy of Parisian Imagery
The International Center of Photography's exhibition on Eugène Atget revisits his legacy, focusing on the role Berenice Abbott played in preserving his work. While
Tribeca Gallery Meeting on Street Vendors Sparks Controversy
Tribeca galleries recently met to discuss increasing street vendor presence, sparking criticism. Amidst citywide support for immigrants, galleries consider municipal intervention for safety concerns,
Are Art Galleries Truly Standing with Protest Movements?
Art galleries are publicly supporting protests against ICE, but questions arise about the sincerity and impact of their actions. True solidarity requires more than
Warning Signs of Fascism: An Artistic Perspective
This edition delves into Joan Miró's fascination with America and its current state, featuring tributes to Alex Pretti and warnings of fascism. The issue
Michelle Segre: Exploring Ephemeral Artistry
Michelle Segre's exhibition Nebula at Derek Eller Gallery showcases her innovative use of ephemeral materials, challenging traditional art boundaries. The singular piece invites viewers