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Fall 2025: Icons
Consuelo Jimenez Underwood Weaves Her Way Through the Complexities of the US-Mexico Border
“If I stay, I’ll infect a whole generation of young women: Sí, se puede, with thread.”
With Religion on the Rise in the US, Paul Pfeiffer’s Work Proves Hauntingly Prescient
Pfeiffer’s works depicting NBA players and Justin Bieber explore the mechanisms of moving masses.
Rosemarie Trockel Offers Lessons for Staying Curious and Weird
Her work addresses everything from post-menopause to postmodernism.
Reviews
- Brussels
In a New Show, Nairy Baghramian Rewrites the History of Sculpture as a History of Statelessness
Her latest show references Jean Arp, Katarzyna Kobro, and Isamu Noguchi. - Philadelphia
A Once-in-a-Generation Henri Rousseau Exhibition Highlights the Strangeness and Luminosity of His Paintings
The self-taught artist was anything but naïve. - Books
Why Did Coreen Simpson’s Stylish Pictures of Exuberant Black Life Fail to Reach a Wider Audience Until Now?
Her new monograph shows how she merged fashion and social photography. - Books
Why Do Men Keep Saying Culture Is Over?
Blank Space: A Cultural History of the Twenty-First Century is a sweeping argument about our era's bad art - Amsterdam
How Erwin Olaf Married Freedom and Discipline
The late photographer's retrospective at the Stedelijk Museum devotes over a dozen rooms to a breathtaking range of photographs. - Books
Olivia Laing’s New Historical Fiction Sees Famed Italian Filmmakers Navigate Fascism
Silver Book, set in the Years of Lead, stars Federico Fellini and Pier Paolo Pasolini.