Autumn Knight’s Tricky Performances Turn Doing Nothing into an Art Form
Her minimalist works have captured the art world’s attention, winning her a Guggenheim Fellowship.
At Frieze, Artist ektor garcia Refashions Previous Works for an Installation Referencing La Llorona
garcia’s work taps into the divinity of an ancient tale.
Wura-Natasha Ogunji Creates Dreamy Drawings with Thread
“I’m also fascinated with how a line of text becomes the architecture of a drawing,” she said.
Jessica Vaughn Remaps American Life Through the US Postal Service
For her latest work, at Frieze, she mailed letters to places with histories of racism and violence during the pandemic.
Ahead of His Centennial, Gagosian Mounts a Major Richard Avedon Exhibition, With Works Chosen By Artists, Celebrities, and More
Hillary Clinton, Elton John, Naomi Campbell, Kim Kardashian, François Pinault, and Tyler Mitchell are among those who contributed their selections to the show.
David Salle Teaches Us How to See Anew, This Time Using a Private Collection Rich with Centuries’ Worth of Treasures
At the Hill Art Foundation, Salle has hand-plucked masterpieces ranging from Rubens to Amy Sillman.
Kate Capshaw’s Portraits Bring Homeless Youth Out of Dark and Into View
“Rich people always ask, ‘what can I do to help? Where do I send money?'” Capshaw told ARTnews. “And I always tell them. Keep the money and foster a child. That’s the best way to help.”
Wikileaks-Sponsored ‘States of Violence’ Exhibition Undermines Its Own Democratic Ambitions
The show had an admirable aim.