A Perfect Storm of Art and Experimentation Descends on the Watermill Center What better way for experimental art to mirror modern life than to make use of extremely unexpected puddles as literal pools of reflection? By Casey Epstein-Gross
Exploring New Sides to Performance Art: “Responding to Site” on Marilyn Arsem This monograph of Marilyn Arsem's performance work gives her the recognition that she has long deserved. By Elisa Shoenberger
Pussy Riot’s Members Have Been Jailed by the Russian Government for Hooliganism In 2012, Pussy Riot members were imprisoned for two years after performing a song criticizing Vladimir Putin. By Helen Holmes
For the Entrepreneurial Performance Artist Danielle Baskin, the Internet is a Stage By Amanda Silberling
Marina Abramović’s ‘Dangerous’ Work Has Given Her an Interesting Perspective on Coronavirus By Helen Holmes
Cranes, Psychic Pains and Bauhaus Ideals: What to Expect From This Year’s Performa 19 Biennial By Helen Holmes