- Architecture
The Woman in the Glass House: Lina Bo Bardi and the Pritzker Prize
Sarah Rafson discusses influential Italo-Brazilian architect Lina Bo Bardi’s life and work through the lens of architecture’s enduring gender disparities.
Installation view, Hélio Oiticica: To Organize Delirium. Photo: Bryan Conley
- Carnegie International
Open Spaces: Public Trust and the Shifting Role of Art Museums
What if art museums were more welcoming to all? With their Guest of Honor series, Sean Beauford and Brendon J Hawkins explore what an art museum experience means to different people.
- Carnegie International
- Interview
Fruit and Other Things: Depicting Absence Through Rejected Art
Lenka Clayton and Jon Rubin discuss the inspiration and hopes for their 10,632-part project of reviving forgotten artworks.
- Carnegie International
A Radical Act: A Black Superhero Emerges in the Museum World
Cartoonist Frank Santoro recalls his first encounter with Kerry James Marshall's Rythm Mastr comic.
- Carnegie International
Building Subjects of Light: Tavares Strachan and Dayanita Singh
Tavares Strachan and Dayanita Singh tackle issues of space, memory, and subjectivity.
- Carnegie International
Mirrored Skies: The Monumental and Transformative Art of El Anatsui
El Anatsui has built a career by turning forsaken materials into sculptures that almost seem to breathe.
- Carnegie International
Travelogue: Navigating the Foreground
In this fifth and final Travelogue for the Carnegie International, Angie Keefer offers dreamlike dispatches from the Philippines, Vietnam, and Singapore.
- Architecture
Grafton Architects: Generosity and Gender in Architecture
Sarah Rafson explores women's contributions to architecture, with a focus on the accomplishments of Grafton Architects.
- Carnegie International
Confidence Indicator: Reconstructing Travel and Research for the 2018 Carnegie International
Curious how much legwork curators do? Find out how past curators of the Carnegie International scoured the globe for exciting new artwork.
- Film and Video
Snowblind: Hollis Frampton’s Vision of Michael Snow
Playful and scholarly, Ken Eisentein‘s essay uncovers surprising links between Hollis Frampton and Michael Snow.