Lisa Corinne Davis, Ken Johnson, Walter Robinson, Seph Rodney and others

“However much it is seen on TV doesn’t change the amount of blood in your body”

“The conceptual implications of the sewing machine are still unexplored”

“I’m Glad We Had That Conversation” is on view through February 25

closing Sunday, 56 Bogart Street in Bushwick

New Museum show closes in week of Inauguration and Women’s March

A dialogue arising from their two-person show at the University of Akron last summer

Mary Jones discusses her work with fellow artist Brenda Zlamany at her one-person show “Proxima b” at John Molloy Gallery (on view through November 26) and in her Chelsea studio. Really, the conversation began when Jones sat for a portrait in Zlamany’s Watercolor Portrait a Day project, which lead to an article here at artcritical … Continued

One of the striking aspects of the controversy around Kelley Walker’s exhibition at the Saint Louis Contemporary Art Museum (CAM) is how many important issues it raises, including, obviously, the perilous state of race relations in the country; the dilemmas that arise when one person’s freedom of speech is perceived by someone else as hate … Continued

How is an artist’s legacy kept and remembered? Jill Magid’s recent work examines an estate problem.