The Pines That Refused to Disappear
A reflection on Moustafa Farroukh’s pine trees and Vahan Tekeyan’s sonnet traces Lebanon’s wounds, endurance, and the danger of reducing the country to either
Inside the Artist Residency That Turned Out to Be Fiction
Airbrush painter Syd Sauer Wilson says they received a seemingly official invitation to Abstract Mag’s Georgia residency, only to discover that hundreds of other
World Press Photo 2015 Winners: A Visual Survey of the Year
The World Press Photo Contest 2015 announced its winners on February 12 after reviewing 97,912 images from 5,692 photographers in 131 countries. This year’s
A Compact Los Angeles Art Guide for Fall 2019
This guide highlights a curated mix of museum and gallery exhibitions, performances, and film screenings coming up across the greater Los Angeles area. Organized
Trump’s “Great Triumphal Arch” Set for Excavation Ahead of Federal Clearance
Excavation on President Donald Trump’s controversial “Great Triumphal Arch” is expected to begin within two weeks, even though the project has not yet received
Inside Ernie Barnes’s Paint Tubes and the Preservation of His Legacy
Erin Barnes is preserving the physical remnants of Ernie Barnes’s studio, including paint tubes and brushes, as part of an effort to honor and
15 Museum Shows to Catch Across the U.S. This Fall
Fall museum programming across the United States arrives with circus imagery, political reflection, and material experimentation. From Karon Davis at the Seattle Art Museum
Brooklyn Museum to Develop New African Art Exhibition Space
The Brooklyn Museum is set to create a 6,400 square foot space for its African art collection. Construction is scheduled to start this summer,