Artworld Gift Guide for the Holidays
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View ArticleTop 10 Art Events of the Last Decade
Looking back at the last decade crystallizes my belief that the best art does something more than interconnect with the events around it. It actually contributes to events that have yet to happen.
View ArticleWestway Ho! Stewart Home at Performa 11
Home is difficult to capture: A revolutionary bootboy trapped in the postmodern eighties, he issued an ostensible manifesto on Neoism, reinvented psychogeography, and proceeded to spin off so many...
View ArticleStill Small Voice of the City
Detroit has no venues like NYC's The Kitchen, and Performa never makes its way to Michigan. But perhaps the appearance of The Hinterlands at MOCAD marks an important milestone in our city's cultural...
View ArticleTrajal Harrell: The Next Martha Graham Has Arrived!
When you get right down to it, his cerebral, seductive art -- which years ago began to feature fashion runway movement and now includes acquainting his audience with the facets of Harlem voguing balls...
View ArticleMarc Arthur Is On Our Radar: Contemporary Artist Directs A Live Painting...
Anyone can tell you who's already made it, but HuffPost Arts & Culture's On Our Radar series is here to tell you who's about
View Article10 Must-Sees At This Year's Performa
It's not often that visitors to an art exhibition get to break bread or think about high fashion. But they will have the
View ArticleVideo Art Pioneer Joan Jonas On Her Upcoming Performa Piece, YouTube, Cooking...
I love how you compare art and cooking. Can you expand upon that? Joan Jonas, dOCUMENTA 13, photo credit Maria Ruhling Jonas
View ArticleThe Month Performance Art Took Over New York City
Mock United Nations meetings, plays enacted in sweaty bath houses, live performances based on the melting of glaciers. It's
View Article25 Questions For Possibly Bleeding Performa Artist Tameka Norris
What's your art-world pet peeve? What are your hobbies? Do you make a living off your art? Your Performa piece at the Studio
View ArticlePerforma 13: Exploring the Surreal
This month, New York will once again become the center of the performance art world for twenty-four days of incredible programming, as Performa 13 makes its biennial appearance.
View ArticleArtist Agnieszka Kurant Resurrects The Phantoms Of Geography, Literature And...
This thread of phantom occurrences appears throughout Kurant's explorations, which range from cartography to film to politics
View ArticlePedro Reyes Is Solving The World's Problems, One Art Performance At A Time
Oh yes. There is one sculpture [I brought to the museum], called "Disarm Clock," that is a mechanical clock that every half
View ArticleVoice Is the Original Instrument
I closed my eyes during the performance and my viewing plane was illuminated with a pas de deux between warm gem tones.
View ArticleReflections on Eddie Peake's Performa 13 Commission
Essentially, Eddie was applying the formula of minimalist sculpture to performance art. Minimalist sculpture communicates
View ArticlePerforma 13 Shingerview: Jennifer Wen Ma
Jennifer Wen Ma sat down with me to talk about her residency at Performa 13. "It's not a performance in the traditional sense of performance art. It is experiential art." Her residency, which spans...
View ArticlePerforma 13 Shingerview: Ryan McNamara
I had the opportunity to talk to one of the "artists to watch" at Performa 13, Ryan McNamara. Ryan's MEƎM: A Story Ballet About the Internet is an immersive performance experience that explores...
View ArticlePerforma 13 Shingerview: Molly Lowe
Performa artist Molly Lowe, whose experimental play takes place tonight and tomorrow, imagines a culture where humans have devolved into a tangle of fingers.
View ArticlePerforma 13 Shingerview: Vishal Jugdeo
I had the opportunity to sit with Performa 13 artist, Vishal Jugdeo, who created a new video installation where live and pre-recorded footage from French Guiana and Los Angeles, unfolded...
View Article'The Dutchman' Solves The Biggest Problem With Immersive Theater
That's not to say people weren't drawn to "The Dutchman" because of its concept. The play enjoyed a sold-out run, despite
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