A few years ago, I stayed in Ewa Poniatowska's bedroom in Stoke Newington. If London is like a polluted river, this room felt ...

In Shirana Shahbazi's show, "All at Once. An Interplay with Li Tavor" (2026) at the Kunstmuseum Luzern, her 16mm film An ...

The journey into Christine Sun Kim’s “FOR EVER” begins before reaching the work itself. A glass corridor leads from Mudam’s… ...

I think: you look like you killed a man. In Untitled (2000) he sits, knee to chest, atop a charcoal mattress beside a lamp glowing with emotion. His face: when anxiety and dread reduce to stoicism.

Creased, flattened-out drawings, loose cuttings, intricately labored paintings, slimy melted plastic, industrial-size tunneling machines, the flaccid limbs of figurative characters, scribbled text, se ...

Arriving at Sophie Calle's studio in Malakoff on a rainy day, one steps into a quiet courtyard where an urban-yet-wild garden unfolds. Just before the glass entrance to the building, the garden h ...

Just days before the US election, as Americans were grappling with the fallout of a global pandemic, a summer of protests targeting police brutality, and collective anxiety around the future of the ...

Paride Maria Calvia (1990, Bologna) lives and works in London. Calvia is an artist who works across a range of mediums including sculptures, painting, video, and sound. Clem MacLeod is a writer and ...

To artist Lauren Halsey, South Central Los Angeles is the most creative place on Earth. Through her funk-inspired sculptures and installations, Halsey reimagines what space in South Central can be for ...

Near the end of Hito Steyerl’s latest video work, SocialSim (2020), a white male cop, foreshadowed by countless computer-generated avatars, states that he is “basically working for [his] own ...