Postmodernism
There is now a postmodernism cobbled together from these antecedents that hangs over contemporary culture.
by Aria Dean
Flue-ed Times
These terms—'What do we own?'; 'What is the same?'—were among the modes of address floating around at the time and seemed to fit.
Correspondence with Bruce Hainley, Barbara Kruger, Louise Lawler, and Sherrie Levine, and November
Institutional Critique
Where’s the anti-aesthetic? The critique of practice is gone.
with Gregg Bordowitz, Tom Burr, Aria Dean, Andrea Fraser, James Meyer, Nicholas C. Morgan, Christian Philipp Müller, and Blake Oetting
After the Revolution
The new tools ended up in the same old hands.
by Michael Shorris
Ann Hamilton
I think the hardest thing as an artist is to find form for your questions.
in conversation with Nolan Kelly
Theodore (ted) Kerr
Activism can be, and often has been, about bringing dignity to life and death.
in conversation with Ryan Mangione
2Hal Foster
Critical theory, not art or architecture, was the avant-garde of that time.
in conversation with Emmanuel Olunkwa
Ottessa Moshfegh
Why should I be reading something that isn’t going to change or influence me to have a new feeling?
in conversation with Dawn Chan and Emmanuel Olunkwa