Between Intimacy and Immensity: The Inscrutable Vija Celmins The artist has spent six decades creating just 220 works defined by her expansive devotion to subjects both marvelous and mundane. By Dian Parker
Real Men Read Nonfiction: Siri Hustvedt’s ‘Mothers, Fathers, & Others’ Hustvedt will point out something to be a “banality” and then say it anyway. By Grace Byron
Rachel Cusk Takes Us Through an Emotional Marsh in ‘Second Place’ Cusk loves to make metaphors out of a space’s vastness, where a landscape illuminates the drama of the narrator’s life. By Ginger Greene
At Ebbio, the Parisian Art Consultancy IDA Offers Artists the Luxury of Unstructured Time By Sarah Moroz