Marina Abramović Meets Joseph Beuys: Dialogues of Breath, Gesture and Legacy at Schloss Moyland What began as one man explaining pictures to a dead hare has become a collective act of attention. By Petra Loho
SCRIBBLE at The Watermill Center: Inside the Hamptons’ Most Surreal Summer Soirée The annual two-day benefit festival was, as always, a feast for the eyes. By Hudson Warm and Christa Terry
RoseLee Goldberg On 20 Years of Performa and Why Performance Art Still Matters "We love using the city as our stage, but I like that we always begin with the artist—often, the actual space is the final piece of the puzzle." By Elisa Carollo
Anne Imhof’s ‘DOOM: HOUSE OF HOPE’ Debuts at the Park Avenue Armory to Mixed Reviews By Christa Terry
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