- Contemporary Art
Los Angeles to Pittsburgh: Guest Curating from a City in Transition
Los Angeles-based writer and curator Sarah Lehrer-Graiwer reflects on her experience jurying this year's Associated Artists of Pittsburgh exhibition.
Installation view, Hélio Oiticica: To Organize Delirium. Photo: Bryan Conley
- Contemporary Art
Celebrating the Playful and Ephemeral Art of Alison Knowles
At the opening of her Forum exhibition, Alison Knowles embraced the playful nature of her work with a memorable (and colorful) event.
- Contemporary Art
In Abounaddara’s ‘The Russian Plane,’ Airstrikes and the Human Toll are Considered
Abounaddara: The Right to the Image is an online art exhibition that seeks to illuminate the contemporary conditions of the Syrian revolution.
- Contemporary Art
In Abounaddara’s ‘Return of the Son,’ a Young Man is Martyred
Abounaddara: The Right to the Image is an online art exhibition that seeks to illuminate the contemporary conditions of the Syrian revolution.
- Contemporary Art
In Abounaddara’s ‘The Kid,’ a Young Boy is Burdened by War
Abounaddara: The Right to the Image is an online art exhibition that seeks to illuminate the contemporary conditions of the Syrian revolution.
- Contemporary Art
Tracing the Origins of Jacqueline Humphries’s Luminous Paintings
Jacqueline Humphries discusses influences, work habits, and her formative years in New York during the 1980s.
- Contemporary Art
Born to Paint: Jacqueline Humphries’s New Direction
A true original, Jacqueline Humphries takes her signature silver and black-light paintings in an imaginative new direction.