Jul 8 Star Theorist and Poet Fred Moten Has a Complicated Relationship With the Art World Moten treasures working with friends like Arthur Jafa, but has no interest in being asked to "legitimize...artwork on a marketplace." By Helen Holmes
Jun 1 Christo’s Early Artistic Inspiration Came From Working in the Fields of Bulgaria During his youth in Bulgaria, Christo was sent as a youth-brigade worker to make farmland and fields seem more aesthetically pleasing. The artist fled the country in 1957. By Helen Holmes
Oct 29 Why Billionaires Are Now in Panic Mode to Save Capitalism… From Itself When the billionaires are worrying about economic injustice… it must be getting pretty bad. By Jonathan Russo
Apr 5 Can You Believe? The ‘Queer Eye’ Guys Are Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s New Best Friends By Helen Holmes
Jan 28 German Oscar Nominee ‘Never Look Away’ Is a Breathtaking, if Exhausting Postwar Epic By Rex Reed
Jan 21 From Fighting Reds to Studying Jewels, Jean Appleton Was a Force in City Life By Parker Richards