Super Rich Kids with Nothing but Fake Friends: Nadia Lee Cohen’s Dream of L.A.
Porochista Khakpour muses on artist Nadia Lee Cohen's recent creative explorations in Los Angeles.
Porochista Khakpour muses on artist Nadia Lee Cohen's recent creative explorations in Los Angeles.
Porochista KhakpourSep 27, 2022
Justin Tyler Clark reviews Mark Braude’s new biography “Kiki Man Ray: Art, Love, and Rivalry in 1920s Paris.”
Justin Tyler ClarkSep 20, 2022
Travis Diehl on Justin Beal’s biography-cum-memoir, “Sandfuture.”
Travis DiehlSep 16, 2022
Juan Camilo Velásquez analyzes how Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s “Memoria” constructs the space of Bogotá.
Juan Camilo VelásquezSep 1, 2022
Yael Friedman on the slyly brilliant work of L.A.-based artist Camilla Taylor.
Yael FriedmanAug 8, 2022
Pradeep Niroula lauds Alec Nevala-Lee’s new biography, "Inventor of the Future," which soberly fact-checks Buckminster Fuller’s legend.
Pradeep NiroulaAug 2, 2022
Kelly McCormick reviews "Developing Mission," the new book by Joseph W. Ho.
Kelly McCormickJul 13, 2022
Kaushik Tekur explores the insights and shortcomings of an insta-film adaptation of “The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano” (1789).
Kaushik TekurJun 27, 2022
Hauser & Wirth’s “Marcel Duchamp” is a gorgeous and inchoate celebration of an uncategorizable artist.
Yxta Maya MurrayMay 9, 2022
The celebrated art historian and critic discusses her forthcoming book on Roland Barthes.
Abigail SusikMay 4, 2022
Why does Salvador Dalí’s religious art inspire such ferocious responses?
Kasra LangMay 2, 2022
Jackson Davidow ponders "What Is Now Known Was Once Only Imagined," Nicole Rudick's look at the art of Niki de Saint Phalle.
Jackson DavidowApr 25, 2022
A striking visual survey of architectural projects that “merge building and ground.”
Lyra KilstonApr 1, 2022
A challenging and compelling study of avant-garde architecture.
Sam Hall KaplanMar 14, 2022
An engaging exhibition of the artist’s vivid canvases was mounted late last year in Los Angeles.
Johanna DruckerFeb 27, 2022
Yevgeniy Fiks’s new book offers a rare glimpse into the Soviet Union’s ideological views on race and Blackness.
Sarah ValentineFeb 7, 2022
The late album-cover designer had a singular sensibility as recognizable as Lichtenstein’s or Kandinsky’s.
Elizabeth NelsonJan 24, 2022
Margot Mifflin reviews Catherine McCormack’s “Women in the Picture: What Culture Does with Female Bodies.”
Margot MifflinJan 23, 2022
Higgie’s book tells a remarkable story of women artists’ self-possession and creativity.
Paris A. Spies-GansJan 18, 2022
A facsimile edition of Birnbaum’s notebook from the 1970s, with detailed drawings, installation plans, and notes for projects.
Gracie HadlandJan 13, 2022
Kate Wolf speaks to Susanna Phillips Newbury, author of “The Speculative City: Art, Real Estate, and the Making of Global Los Angeles.”
Kate WolfDec 20, 2021
A pioneer of Los Angeles’s Black community comes to life in a LACMA exhibition.
Arielle Xena AlterwaiteDec 17, 2021
Rachel Teukolsky on the joys and shortcomings of immersive Van Gogh exhibits.
Rachel TeukolskyDec 11, 2021
The pandemic has highlighted the broken relationship between artists and the institutions that support them.
Alexis ClementsDec 2, 2021