One Fine Show: “John Akomfrah, The Hour Of The Dog” at the Menil Collection The work plays with authenticity to the point where one cannot tell what is old and new and, ultimately, stops caring. By Dan Duray
One Fine Show: “Arthur Jafa, The White Album” at the Hammer Museum Jafa's videos are a dense meal, and well worth their own exhibitions. By Dan Duray
Doug Aitken’s ‘Lightscape’ Turns the American Dream Into a Requiem Arguably a contemporary opera, the work follows multiple characters in a Robert Altman-esque structure, taking viewers on a journey of extreme change. By Elisa Carollo
Meet the Collector: Julia Stoschek On the Challenges and Rewards of Collecting Durational Art By Elisa Carollo
The Promise and Impossibility of Belonging in Ragnar Kjartansson’s Most Beloved Work By Astra Lincoln
One Fine Show: Lynn Hershman Leeson’s ‘Of Humans, Cyborgs and AI’ at the Nevada Museum of Art By Dan Duray
Black Identity Across Continents: An Interview With Artists Nolan Oswald Dennis and Deborah-Joyce Holman By Gameli Hamelo
Coco Fusco’s New Public Project Brings the History of New York’s Migrants to the Streets By Elisa Carollo
Biennale Artist Jeffrey Gibson On Spirituality, Ecology in Politics and His Next Chapter By Dan Duray
‘Richard Serra: A Film and Video Exhibition’ at Dia Chelsea Celebrates His Cinematic Oeuvre By Daniel Schindel