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Kelley Walker’s Continuum: Consuming and Recycling as Aesthetic Tactics

Kelley Walker’s Continuum: Consuming and Recycling as Aesthetic Tactics

Highly conceptual and visually provocative, Kelley Walker’s work tackles some of today’s most complex debates around issues of authorship and authenticity, reproduction and circulation, and the [...]

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    Jay Heikes: A Joke’s Critical Reflection

    Jay Heikes: A Joke’s Critical Reflection

    Yale graduate and Minneapolis-based artist Jay Heikes (b. 1975) is known for his heterogeneous practice, which mixes and reinterprets a kaleidoscopic array of media—activating stories, puns, and [...]

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      Akram Zaatari

      Akram Zaatari

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      Carter’s Notions of Self-Identity (and Identification)

      Carter’s Notions of Self-Identity (and Identification)

      In his complex collaged paintings, Carter depicts abstract silhouettes emerging from landscapes of paint, each brush stroke meticulously cut out and placed on the canvas, creating a hybrid of [...]

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      Akram Zaatari: The Legacy of an Identity

      Akram Zaatari: The Legacy of an Identity

      Akram Zaatari is a video artist and curator who lives and works in Beirut. Author of more than 30 videos, and video installations, Zaatari has been exploring issues pertinent to Lebanese postwar [...]

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        The Naughty Smirk of a Vivisectionist: Jean-Luc Moulène

        The Naughty Smirk of a Vivisectionist: Jean-Luc Moulène

        Jean-Luc Moulène’s practice is often-loaded with a mix of subjects, mediums, and contexts that convey his primary concern of the relationship between objects and images. Through metaphors, visual [...]

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          Abraham Cruzvillegas: Self-portraits of improvisation, transformation and decay

          Abraham Cruzvillegas: Self-portraits of improvisation, transformation and decay

          Abraham Cruzvillegas (b. 1968) is one of the most important conceptual artists of his generation to come out of the vibrant art scene in Mexico. Over the past 10 years, Cruzvillegas has developed [...]

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            Anri Sala: When Sound speaks to History and Memory

            Anri Sala: When Sound speaks to History and Memory

            Sound and music have always played an important role in the work of Anri Sala. Born in Tirana, Albania, in 1974, Sala creates works mixing images, sound and architecture, shown in exhibits he [...]

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