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In Print
Winter 2025: Collaborations
For Mernet Larsen, Painting Is a Matter of Perspective
Odd views on ordinary things are Larsen’s signature.
Peter Hujar Biopic Captures Every Artist’s “Anxious, Hopeful, Neurotic, Insecure, Arrogant” Inner Monologue
Ira Sachs opens up about his new film depicting one day in Hujar’s life.
Olivia Laing’s New Historical Fiction Sees Famed Italian Filmmakers Navigate Fascism
<em>Silver Book</em>, set in the Years of Lead, stars Federico Fellini and Pier Paolo Pasolini.
Reviews
- Washington D.C.
At 88, peter campus Swaps Youthful Ego for Late-Style Modesty
"i started with a great ego eager to make my mark;" he wrote. "reflecting on it all today i feel profound modesty." - Philadelphia
How Shaker Design Crafts Visions of Heaven on Earth
Just as the new movieThe Testament of Ann Lee brings the Shakers back into the public eye, an exhibition at Philadelphia’s Institute of Contemporary Art celebrates the movement’s… - Books
How Joseph Grigely Blazed a Trail for Disability Arts
His new book of collected writings, out from Primary Information, surveys 40 years of work. - New York
A Must-See Lotty Rosenfeld Retrospective Is a Playbook for Fighting Fascism
‟Disobedient Saces" is on view at Columbia University's Wallach Art Gallery through March 15. - New York
Is Flora Yukhnovich’s Neo-Rococo Any Different than MAGA’s?
At the Frick, her Rococo riffs glide right past the style's politically-loaded presence in things like cottagecore and the Oval Office. - Athens
How Beverly Buchanan Crafted Her Own Economy of Exchange
She traded art for healthcare, plumbing, and more.