Dossiers

At the Ballet National de Marseille, collective (LA)HORDE are re-energizing the classical forms of the institution with what they ’ ve termed "post-internet dance." from KALEIDOSCOPE by Isabelle Bucklow published September 6, 2023

More than a decade after his death, the artist continues to unsettle, judge, mock and disappoint. from ArtReview by Chris Fite-Wassilak published October 13, 2023

A closer look at the transgressive artist who brought cooking into the gallery. from frieze by Marko Gluhaich published September 27, 2023

The art business took over a neighborhood on the Far West Side of Manhattan previously known as Gasoline Alley. Then the city turned the area into a "monument to real estate developers." from T: The New York Times Style Magazine by Zoë Lescaze published September 28, 2023

A retrospective at MoMA tracks the artist’s use of egg yolk, baked beans and blood before he painted himself into a box. from Financial Times by Ariella Budick published September 20, 2023 © 2023 The Financial Times Ltd. All rights reserved.

The British designer discusses the importance of sculpture, sound and archives to her practice. from frieze by Andrew Durbin published September 15, 2023

With powerfully alive new works at the Met and MoMA, the Iranian-born artist Nairy Baghramian embraces the canon, the better to take it apart. from The New York Times by Siddhartha Mitter published September 6, 2023

"As museum-going turns into an increasingly experiential activity, a signifier of one’s inclusion in a global creative class compensating financial precariousness with good taste, the rule is simple: If you can’t buy the painting, why not get the T-shirt?" from KALEIDOSCOPE by Patrick McGraw published July 31, 2023

"By identifying with parasites, criminals, and servants, Bronson aligns General Idea with transgression and disobedience, but also establishes a Warholian approach." from Flash Art by Gracie Hadland published July 10, 2023

"Third World: The Bottom Dimension," a video game and exhibition by Brazilian artist Gabriel Massan, challenges the neo-colonial biases we hold on to. from i-D by Mahoro Seward published June 27, 2023

"Not knowing is a philosophical position for Aitken, who seems determined to produce one epic all-consuming project after another." from Wallpaper* by Hunter Drohojowska-Philp republished July 5, 2023 credit: Future Publishing Ltd

The artist and theorist share their thoughts on their intellectual work of interrogating legacies of slavery and anti-Black violence. from frieze by Torkwase Dyson and Christina Sharpe published June 23, 2023

The Korean artist’s ingenious machine sculptures, coming to the New Museum, show things that "you don’t actually want to see," a leading curator says. from The New York Times by Andrew Russeth published June 23, 2023

"Critics generally fit into one of two groups: village explainers and village complainers. Both presume there’s a village to explain to or complain about. No one wants to be the last one left in the town square." On Jargon (excerpt) from Mousse by Pablo Larios published June 8, 2023

The Argentinian multimedia artist is transforming the Serpentine Galleries for "In Collaboration: Web(s) of Life," his first major exhibition in the U.K. from CULTURED by Mariana De Jesús-Szendrey published June 1, 2023

Ahead of his first Art Basel as fairs director, Vincenzo de Bellis talks to Francesco Tenaglia about his Milanese roots, detrending figuration, and blurring the distinctions between curation and entrepreneurship. from Spike by Francesco Tenaglia published June 1, 2023

Using images sourced from colonial archives, film, fashion and family albums, the artist carves representation and empowerment from stereotype. from ArtReview by Fi Churchman published May 5, 2023

Curator Lesley Lokko’s focus on Africa and its diaspora has inspired creative work — and few buildings. from Financial Times by Edwin Heathcote published May 19, 2023 © 2023 The Financial Times Ltd. All rights reserved.

"Design is one of the many ways I have to break the rules." We explore the groundbreaking career of the Italian designer. from Wallpaper* by Maria Cristina Didero published April 15, 2023 credit: Future Publishing Ltd

In his new video installation, the artist known for maximalist works like "The Cremaster Cycle" returns to the football fields of his childhood. from The New York Times by Siddhartha Mitter published May 14, 2023

"The New York-based artist seeks to repair a largely spectatorial perspective on the histories and lives of Black, transgender figures overlooked by the historical canon." from Flash Art by Octavia Bürgel published February 22, 2023

The American sculptor discusses moving beyond pernicious tropes about the black body in her first museum survey at ICA Boston. from Financial Times by Enuma Okoro published April 14, 2023 © 2023 The Financial Times Ltd. All rights reserved.

To frame her work under the catch-all terms of humanist representation is to flatten it, as well as to deny the material realities of its production. from ArtReview by Helen Charman published March 02, 2023

Ahead of his major exhibition at Tate Britain, the artist considers how his films will exist in the future. from frieze by Deborah Willis and Isaac Julien published March 22, 2023

The demimonde photographer long considered herself a filmmaker. Then Laura Poitras made a documentary about her. from New York Magazine by Kate Dwyer published March 24, 2023