A New Albert Barnes Biography Portrays a Cantankerous Collector
Blake Gopnik’s book foregrounds the democratic yet complicated ethos underpinning Barnes’s involvement in Impressionim and the Harlem Renaissance.
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Johanna Hedva Confronts the Inevitability of Sickness and Doom
The poet, writer, musician, performer, and visual artist reframes disability as a social and political condition.
Hauser & Wirth’s Manuela Restaurant Carries on a New York Tradition: “Eat Dinner, Take Meetings and Die.”
The art-filled atmosphere is equally conducive to a business meeting as a gossip session with the girls
Datebook: The Art World’s Spring Happenings to Add to Your Calendar
Exhibitions, books, and music to look forward to in spring 2025.
Jana Euler’s Gherkin-Goggled Cover Girl Asks If a Trip to the Spa Can Fill the Void
The artist’s painting features on the cover of Art in America’s Spring 2025 “Wellness” issue.
Art in America’s Spring “Wellness” Issue Features Abortion Art, Marina Abramović’s Longevity Method, Artists Turned Therapists, and More
The Spring issue is on sale from March into May.
Five Essential Books on Overlooked Black Artists and Designers
A body of literature on influential Black artists and art movements has been building, including books that employ documentation as an act of resistance to predominantly white European art-historical narratives.
Anna Odell Was Impregnated in a Psychiatric Ward, Then Made an Unlikely Film About It
The film is in no way sensational or traumatic. What is most shocking, rather, is how calm and cool it is.