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Founded in October 2000 and published 10 times annually, The Brooklyn Rail provides an independent forum for arts, culture, and politics throughout New York City and far beyond. Chuck Close called The Brooklyn Rail, “This generation’s organ of choice in which art historians, critics, and artists themselves weigh in on …
The Nasher Sculpture Center announces an open call for papers for the Nasher Prize Graduate Symposium, which aims to expand scholarship in …
Memed Erdener (aka Extrastruggle) is an artist known for his work that direct references to the political atmosphere and history of the …
Ali Kazma works with lens-based media. All aver the world, he investigates situations, places and structures relating to man’s ability to transform …
Alex Katz’s portraits feature his own social milieu: friends, fellow artists, and most notably his wife Ada, whom he has painted more …
Since its founding on 7/111929, in New York, The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) has become a major institution, to the point …
Set in 1940s Chongqing, Ba Jin’s novel “Cold Nights” recounts the collapse of a family of intellectuals owing to domestic conflict and …
We are excited to announce the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation Archives Research Travel Fund, a new opportunity for researchers and scholars interested in visiting …
Cameron Jamie’s work created over the past 20 years, ranges through a wide range of media: performance, video, sculpture, installation, photography and …
Technologies suitable for mass consumption, such as VR glasses, 3D cardboards, 3D projectors and televisions, are increasingly found in everyday life. The …
The most prominent member the Young British Artists, who dominated the art scene in the UK during the 1990s, Damien Hirst has …
Peter Köhler belongs to the international group of artists calling themselves the Verus Painters. The artist invites the viewer into a world …
GEMS AND LADDERS is a Swiss-based company, which showcases collections of fine jewelry created in collaboration with contemporary artists and revives the …
By re-photographing, copying, scanning, and manipulating work of others from mass media, advertising and entertainment since the late 1970s, Richard Prince has …
James White black and white paintings depict everyday scenes and objects, such as plastic water bottles, keys, lamps and a series of …
The MFA program at Stanford University provides a rigorous and demanding educational environment appropriate to the needs of strongly motivated students, selected …
Christian Ernest Marclay’s work explores the juxtaposition between sound recording, photography, video and film. Marlcay was born in California in 1955 and …
As a Kuwaiti of Palestinian origin, much of Tarek’s work deals with how his identity is shaped in a context of inaccessibility …
Although Andres Serrano has endured challenge, intense criticism, censorship, and the destruction of his work, his work has always followed closely the …
In the ‘70s, when black and white was still considered the medium of ‘serious’ work, Stephen Shore was one of the frontier …
During the latter years of her life, Hadid’s daring visions became a reality, bringing a unique new architectural language to cities and …
The philosopher Bernard Stiegler states: “Art is political: aesthetics are political and politics are aesthetic.” This notion dates back to Antiquity and …
Al Taylor is known for his uniquely innovative approach to process and materials that encompassed two-dimensional drawings and three-dimensional objects. Taylor ultimately …
Anouk Kruithof was born in 1981 in the Netherlands and is based in New York. Her work explores and questions the philosophy …
