Joan Jonas’s MoMA Retrospective Reveals the Enduring Influence of Japanese Culture on Her Work
The artist's decades-long career pays tribute in part to Noh theater and other Japanese elements like kimonos and kites.
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Kikuo Saito’s Tantalizing Abstractions Speak a Language We’ll Never Understand
The illegible messages on their surfaces evoke something more like the intriguing thrill of communicating with a person channeling an alien tongue.
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A Whitney Biennial with No Heroes and No Villains
What dismissals of the show as "tepid" and "low-risk" get wrong.
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Marian Zazeela Draws and Dreams on Her Own
"Dream Lines" features nearly 50 drawings from the longtime collaborator with composer La Monte Young.
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Before AI, Two Japanese Artists Took the Human Hand out of Gestural Brushstrokes
They subverted the Abstract Expressionist notion that gestural abstraction was deeply human.
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German Feminist Icon Astrid Klein Gets Her New York Debut
Her "photoworks" from the '70s feature appropriated images of female celebrities that deny easy readings.
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Judy Chicago’s Work Aged Poorly. That’s a Good Thing.
A retrospective tells the story of the artist Judy Chicago did not become.
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Richard Mosse’s Amazonia Dazzles and Devstates
A work for video and sound is on view at Jack Shainman Gallery's future home in Tribeca.
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Shilpa Gupta Gives Voice to Silence and Resilience
The artist has two shows in New York, at Tanya Bonakdar Gallery and Amant.
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Nicholas Galanin’s Pointed Public Sculpture Inspires Glorious Noise in New York
Raven Chacon and Laura Ortman performed a powerful set by the base of the Brooklyn Bridge.
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