For Gio Swaby, Love is Liberation
The textile artist celebrates the multifaceted power of her chosen medium, finding softness and...
News
Bridget Riley’s Galaxies of Uncanny Form
A new Morgan Library & Museum show illuminates the English abstract painter’s Op Art...
How Ladyfag Is Queering a New York City Bridge
The spectacular LadyLand festival returns on June 23—just in time for NYC Pride and, this time,...
ClownVamp Imagines a Cannon of Overtly Queer Impressionist Painting
The digital artist, whose recent exhibition, “Chester Charles: the Lost Grand Master,” was...
Lisa Ross Resurrects Defaced Maoist Propaganda
In somewhat of a semiotic excavation, the Brooklyn-born artist painstakingly uncovers long-buried...
Sunshine and Hennessy Highballs at the Glass House’s Summer Party
On June 10, the Glass House held its annual Summer Party, drawing luminaries from the cultural...
Jason Seife Meticulously Recreates Persian Rugs
Each hand-painted canvas by the Miami local is a reflection of his Middle Eastern heritage,...
The Brooklyn Museum’s “It’s Pablo-Matic” Is a Problem of Its Own
Hannah Gadsby’s hamfisted vamping on Pablo Picasso’s legacy has sparked biting takedowns and...
Does Repatriating the Benin Bronzes Reward Slavery?
Western museums are mobilizing to return looted artifacts to Benin, but a last-minute power grab by
Smoky Weather Couldn’t Stop MoMA’s Packed Garden Benefit
On June 6, heavy hitters from New York City’s cultural sphere braved the smoky forecast and...
Can AI Replace Drag Queens?
Programmed by media artist Jake Elwes, “The Zizi Show” reveals how AI responds to “queering...
For Grant Czuj, Home Is a Political Site
The formerly incarcerated artist invests a new series of house-shaped canvases with emblems of his...
A New Digital Arts Hub for Unabashed Queer Expression
In spite of a fraught political climate, MAD Arts is bursting onto Florida’s thriving creative...
Artful New Beginnings for Brooklyn’s Infamous Batcave
The decommissioned power station, which earned its nickname after squatters threw underground raves
How the Art World Is Honoring Ellsworth Kelly’s Centenary
A slate of major museum shows—and a generous widower—are honoring the centenary of late artist...
Scroll to load more
