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An interview with Debbie Kenote about her solo exhibition No place out of the wind, which continues her exploration of shaped painting as both image and object […]
Painter and poet Gordon Massman discusses his kinetically violent and passionate approach to painting, along with his expansion from writing into visual work to better express broader, vaguer ideas than language can alone […]
Poet, professor, performer, librettist and cultural activist Anne Waldman is the author, most recently of Mesopotopia, (Penguin, 2025), and Archivist Scissors (Staircase Books, 2025). The Grammy-nominated opera / movie Black Lodge, with music by composer David […]
Arilès de Tizi is a multidisciplinary visual artist whose practice explores exile, migration, memory, and the reimagining of identity across cultures. His work moves between painting, photography, installation, film, and digital media, forging a visual […]
Have you heard the cliche about white people not having any culture? If true, it’s best exemplified by the American artist Richard Prince. There’s a mobility to the dizzying array of personae he adopts which, […]
Anika Jade Levy is a writer from Colorado. She is a founding editor of Forever Magazine and teaches in the Writing program at Pratt Institute. Her fiction and criticism have appeared in Interview Magazine, Nylon, Flaunt, Grand, and elsewhere. Flat Earth is […]
Painter Alina Grasmann discusses her new solo show House of the Spirits, which depicts the Neutra House, designed & built in Los Angeles in 1932 by Austrian-American architect Richard Neutra, combined with imagery from her […]
Multidisciplinary artist Autumn Breon talks about Everyday Oracle, a deck of poetic, subversive cards that respond to real-life microaggressions, unsolicited comments, and casual erasures that Black women and femmes often encounter […]
Author Stephen O’Connor discusses his forthcoming novel, We Want So Much to Be Ourselves, a story set in 1920s & 30s Germany, exploring Freudian psychoanalysis & featuring a historical background with clear parallels to the […]
Photo by Hibbard Nash Photography Lloyd Knight was born in England and reared in Miami. He has a BFA from the New World School of the Arts under Artistic Director Daniel Lewis. Lloyd joined […]
At center: Amalgam (Origin), 2024 – bronze, 309 5/8 x 201 x 227 inches Marking the inaugural presentation at Jack Shainman Gallery’s flagship Tribeca location, American sculptor, dancer, and performance artist Nick Cave introduces Amalgams […]
Elizabeth Larison has worked in curatorial, programmatic, and directorial capacities for arts organizations and venues such as Flux Factory, the Park Avenue Armory, the Vera List Center for Art and Politics, and apexart. Larison is the […]
Photo by Azhar Khan Jeff VanderMeer is the author of Hummingbird Salamander; the Borne novels (Borne, The Strange Bird, and Dead Astronauts); and the Southern Reach series (Annihilation, Authority, and Acceptance), the first volume […]
Want to steal an original Jenny Holzer? Joshua Caleb Weibley gives you some tips on just how you might do that (if you’re so inclined), along with his unflinching review of the confusing, problematic, […]
Photo by Andreas Burgess Ben Shattuck’s new book, The History of Sound, is a stunning collection of interconnected stories set in New England, exploring how the past is often misunderstood and how history, family, heartache, […]
Photo by Peter Smith Anne Carson is a poet, essayist, professor of Classics, and translator. Her new book, Wrong Norma, is “a stunning edition with images created by Carson. Several of the twenty-five startling poetic […]
Born in Chicago, Karen Finley received her MFA from the San Francisco Art Institute. Working in a variety of mediums such as installation, video, performance, public art, visual art, entertainment, television and film, memorials, music, […]
Photo by Dervon Dixon aja monet is a poet, lyricist, writer, and community organizer from Brooklyn, now based in Los Angeles. Her debut studio album, when the poems do what they do, was released in […]
Beth B and Lydia Lunch – photo by Curt Hoppe – courtesy Kino Lorber Beth B exploded onto the New York underground scene in the late 70s, after receiving her BFA from the School of […]
Photo by Christian Witkin Jennifer Elster is a writer, artist, filmmaker, photographer, and performer known for offering a deep and direct awareness of the human condition and current world crisis. She is known for her […]
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