- October 8, 2012
- Clinging to the Wreckage
Thomas Hirschhorn sees past the sunny surface of life on a cruise ship—and in the art world.
- October 1, 2012
- The Annotated Artwork: “Preoccupied Waveforms”
An installation turns synesthesia into something you can visit.
- August 27, 2012
- Five Shows Jerry Saltz Really Wants to See
What our art critic is most anticipating this fall.
- August 27, 2012
- The Other Museum Shop
Martha Rosler, the Brooklyn artist best known for feminist photomontages and videos, is a champion garage-sale hound.
- August 27, 2012
- Richard Artschwager Does More With Less
At 88, with a Whitney retrospective ahead, what is the last great minimalist doing? Simplifying his own life.
- July 30, 2012
- The Biggest Picture
The Kodak Colorama, back in Grand Central.
- July 16, 2012
- The Art of the Flame-Out
After 40 years in a mental-hospital exile, ahead-of-her-time Japanese rabble-rouser Yayoi Kusama is making trouble again. Finally, the art world is paying attention.
- May 21, 2012
- The Philadelphia Story
The Barnes Collection’s splendid new building can’t vanquish art claustrophobia. Yet maybe, just maybe, the old kook knew what he was doing.
- May 14, 2012
- Baby Steps
Where does modern art history start? The Met’s predynastic-Egypt show reveals the beginning of everything.
- April 30, 2012
- 13. Don’t Let a Gallerist Take Half the Profit
The Chinatown collective Reena Spaulings.