
“Not Figures, Not Bodies, But Humans”: Jennifer Packer in conversation with Lee Ann Norman
Her show is at the Renaissance Society, Chicago, through November 5
Two recent shows of new work by the Propeller Group.
The performance artist, curator, and writer discusses her new book about Cuban art.
The radically inventive and prolific musician’s ethics and curiosity are revealed in a new diary facsimile by Siglio Press.
Her show is at the Renaissance Society, Chicago, through November 5
New sculptures at Pace, based on little-seen work the painter has been making since the 1980s.
The artist’s documentary about her 50 marriages explores the institution’s changing place in American culture.
Siglio’s new book of collected works gives an overview of the startling artist’s affectionate, erotic drawings.
How does the role of the critic address social justice?
Norman addresses the contradictions and occlusions of Gober’s representations of sex and race.
Arson as a kind of avant-garde, reorganizing our experience of the exhibition space.