In L.A., Julia Stoschek’s Art Collection Activates a Cinema Landmark
Observer spoke to curator Udo Kittelmann about willfully modifying art world terminology, being firmly anti-black box and the unmistakable constancy of human desires.
Dara Birnbaum
Dara Birnbaum is an American video and installation artist, renowned for her critical and transformative exploration of television and video imagery. Her work, which often recontextualizes clips from mass media to highlight issues of gender and power, has been influential in the development of video art. Birnbaum's groundbreaking pieces have been exhibited at major institutions such as the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and the Tate Modern, solidifying her position as a key figure in contemporary art.
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48 Hours of Art in Chicago: CXW, Museums and Monuments to Come
Here, debates about whether art can change a city give way to evidence that it already does through cultural labor and shared experiences.
A Reinauguration of a Conceptual Classic in Marian Goodman’s New Space
Everybody who’s anybody making relevant art today—or just a few generations back—seems to be represented in this group exhibition.
