By: Adam McGovern

Classic virtuosity with lowly gimmicks.

By: Peggy Nelson

ReUse Aloud remix radio marathon: today!

By: Alix Lambert

His wit, his sculpture, and his being have proven influential.

By: Alix Lambert

Backwards, in high heels, and brilliant

By: Mark Kingwell

There is a kind of artist whose career makes no sense.

By: Peggy Nelson

We know They live. How about us?

By: Alix Lambert

An artist of the gesture and the “spectac­ular instant.”

By: Joshua Glenn

Rob Walker’s latest hypothesis gets field-tested.

By: Peggy Nelson

Reeling and writhing and fainting in coils formed the core curriculum at the seaside school in Wonderland. But it takes more than the necessities to navigate today’s media soup; we need conceptual art. [John Tenniel, […]

By: Peggy Nelson

Chris Burden offers a distilled narrative in proto-Powerpoint. It only has one bullet point – but yes, he’ll read it to you. [Chris Burden, Shoot, 1971] *** Artists in residence archive.

By: Peggy Nelson

A few months ago, a friend of mine started Twittering his doodles. An irrepressible draftsman, Walter Sickert has the kind of old-skool muse that demands daily tribute. A sketchbook is always ready pocketside and, at […]

By: Joshua Glenn

Why do middlebrows love to hate performance art?