Tag: Review

Piecing Together Romare Bearden’s Life

A new documentary about Romare Bearden embraces a collage-like sensibility, fitting well with the artist’s most influential...

Susan Silton’s Loud and Proud Whistle

LOS ANGELES — Susan Silton’s four-decade retrospective at the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery documents her multifaceted...

It’s Time to Talk About Classism in the Art World

For something that determines so much — about the art we make, the art we get to...

At MoMA, Brancusi Is Lost in Space

Let’s get one thing out of the way first: For all my weariness about how canonical dead...

The Prior Occupants of Westbeth Are Just Beyond Reach

Near the start of the High Line in Manhattan, a short film screening to the public above...

Guadalupe Rosales’s Portable Archive of East LA

If someone had described Los Angeles youth culture in the late 1990s, they might have invoked towheaded...

“The Man I Love” Wants Us to Do More Than Mourn

In a scene that might be this century’s most faithful depiction of 1980s bohemian New York, a...

Ana Mendieta’s Lasting Imprint on Art

LONDON — Barely there but deftly constructed, Ana Mendieta’s Siluetas could be anywhere. Some are almost invisible...

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