Honoring the Legacy of Calvin Tomkins, Rhoda Roberts, and Agosto Machado
This week, we remember influential figures from the art world, including Calvin Tomkins, Rhoda Roberts, and Agosto Machado, who have left lasting legacies through
John Yau Challenges Jerry Saltz’s Vision of America
John Yau critiques Jerry Saltz’s depiction of America in the Brooklyn Rail, questioning whether Saltz's views are an endorsement of Jeff Koons. Yau contrasts
Exploring the Impact of Socially Engaged Art and Tracey Emin’s Influence
Ed Woodham’s Art in Odd Places challenges conventional art spaces by engaging communities through performance and public art. This issue includes Tracey Emin’s retrospective
Honoring Asher Remy-Toledo: A Pioneer in Media Arts
Asher Remy-Toledo, a central figure in media arts, passed away at 62. Founder of Hyphen Hub, he left a significant impact on the art
Insights into Art, Literature, and Identity: A Collection of Perspectives
This article explores Karma Brown's reflections on art conservation and fiction writing, Namwali Serpell's insights on Toni Morrison, and challenges faced by writers accused
Renowned Abstract Artist Pat Steir Passes Away at 87
Pat Steir, influential in expanding abstract painting, has died at 87. Known for her Waterfall series, she was a pioneering feminist artist whose work
Pat Steir Reflects Time’s Passage in New Exhibition
Pat Steir, an enduring presence in the art world, continues to innovate in her latest exhibition at Hauser & Wirth. Her work, which explores
Gabrielle Goliath Presents Pavilion Independently Following Official Cancellation
Gabrielle Goliath will showcase her work outside the Venice Biennale after South Africa canceled her pavilion. The decision has sparked discussions on the political