Abigail DeVille’s Baltimore New York-based artist Abigail DeVille created Only When It’s Dark Enough Can You See The Stars at the intersection of art, architecture,…
Lynda Benglis, a New York-based artist, has been pouring, dripping, and splattering her way through unexpected media, color, and texture for decades. Her work sometimes shocks,…
There might be no place like home, but what does it look like? At each point in history, the domestic realm reflects the moment’s cultural, economic and technological…
For children, the world is a magical place. Reality is inseparable from the imagination. As they play, the barrier thins between the everyday and make-believe. Fairies…
Freya Schlemmer contributes this Fresh VUE, a step through the looking glass into the whimsical reality of the newly renovated SculptureCenter in Long Island City….
How do you begin to understand the inextricable link between humans and the environment? Perhaps by exploring staged spaces that blur the lines between nature and…
At Volta New York, DC-based artist Wilmer Wilson IV performed My Paper Bag Colored Heart, a durational performance with inflated paper bags. According to the…
Participating artist Terry Berkowitz shares her view of the first-ever international biennial in Cartagena, Colombia. Museums, private houses, the fortress wall, schools, plazas, streets, a…
Cathy Byrd speaks on Skype with photographer Sarah Hobbs on a night when Sarah is testing materials she collected for Overpacked, a set of site-specific…
Regina Frank is a a German artist now living a seaside village just outside Lisbon. She talks about social, cultural and environmental issues that interest…
