Stories By Alix McKenna
Art
The Most Offensive Painting Ever Made
September 29, 2026Yiull Damaso has achieved a true artistic milestone. He has created what is quite possibly the...
Art
Larry Rivers, NYU, and Child Pornography
September 27, 2026How should we respond, however, when sexual abuse is the subject of a piece and a...
Art
Paul Emmanuel: Transitions: Identity Construction in South Africa
September 23, 2026As Emmanuel watched black and white soldiers go through the same seminal moment of transition, he...
Art
Arizona and the Politics of Mural Painting
September 21, 2026Murals are designed to unite communities, create beauty and celebrate common values. The horrific reaction to...
Art
Alice Leora Briggs: Art from Juárez
September 18, 2026While Briggs subject matter is unpleasant, her work has a dark beauty and an immediacy not...
Art & Design
Art Review: Yves Klein: With the Void, Full Powers at the Hirshhorn, Washington, DC
September 18, 2026In one of Klein’s, racier projects, the Anthropometry series, the artist dressed to the nines and...
Architecture
Pritzker Prize goes to Bowery Museum’s Architects
September 16, 2026The 2010 Pritzker Architecture Prize was awarded to the Japanese duo, Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa....
Architecture
Recycling Meets Recreation
September 14, 2026Last year Macro-Sea conceived of the Dumpster Pool. The designers constructed what they call a "lo-fi...
Art
The Life and Work of Eadweard Muybridge
September 13, 2026Muybridge had married his young assistant, in 1871. After a while, he began to suspect that...
Art
Artist’s Blacklist Fights Speculation
September 11, 2026Although the market has been good to Ms. Dumas, the artist’s distaste for speculative art buyers...
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