- Carnegie International

Building Subjects of Light: Tavares Strachan and Dayanita Singh
Tavares Strachan and Dayanita Singh tackle issues of space, memory, and subjectivity.
Installation view, Hélio Oiticica: To Organize Delirium. Photo: Bryan Conley
Tavares Strachan and Dayanita Singh tackle issues of space, memory, and subjectivity.
El Anatsui has built a career by turning forsaken materials into sculptures that almost seem to breathe.
In this fifth and final Travelogue for the Carnegie International, Angie Keefer offers dreamlike dispatches from the Philippines, Vietnam, and Singapore.
Sarah Rafson explores women's contributions to architecture, with a focus on the accomplishments of Grafton Architects.
Curious how much legwork curators do? Find out how past curators of the Carnegie International scoured the globe for exciting new artwork.
Playful and scholarly, Ken Eisentein‘s essay uncovers surprising links between Hollis Frampton and Michael Snow.
Chance or choice? Alla Gadassik investigates the spectacular effects of Robert Breer’s 1961 film Blazes.
Historian and author Marcus Rediker explores Haiti’s Vodou-based Surrealist art.
Prem Krishnamurthy of Wkshps on the visual identity of the Carnegie Int’l, 57th ed., 2018.
Emily Davis, an expert in time-based media, takes us behind the scenes as she reconstructs Buky Schwartz's seminal artwork.