Morton Feldman in Time – The Brooklyn Rail
Forty years after Morton Feldman’s death, he seems to be as little understood as when he was alive.…
JULIE BUNTIN with Hannah Burns
Julie BuntinFamous Men Random House, 2026 Will Miles is a young girl from Northern Michigan that is used…
Marcel Duchamp – The Brooklyn Rail
The Museum of Modern ArtMay 12–August 22, 2026 New York In 1964, four years before his death, Marcel…
Willem de Kooning: The Insatiable Master
Willem de Kooning DrawingArt Institute of ChicagoJune 14–September 20, 2026Chicago The timeliness of this exhibition, Willem de Kooning Drawing,…
New Humans: Memories of the Future
New Humans: Memories of the Future New Museum March 21–August, 2026 New York Video art has a bad…
Museum at a Distance: LACMA David Geffen Galleries
Miniature My visit to LACMA coincided with a Charles Ray show at Jeffrey Deitch where Firetruck (1993) was…
Circa 1776: Jews in Colonial America
Circa 1776: Jews in Colonial AmericaThe Jewish Museum October 24, 2025–August 9, 2026New York I felt ashamed when…
A Memory of Newness – The Brooklyn Rail
Two towers stand side by side on the Bowery, one opaque and stacked, one translucent and faceted, pressed…
MARY ELLEN CARROLL with Chloe Stagaman
Rail: The “circumstances of the other people” and Weiner’s idea of learning to read art brings me back…
N. Dash: Geophilia – The Brooklyn Rail
GeophiliaHill Art FoundationApril 23–July 31, 2026New York In her essay that accompanies the Hill Art Foundation’s current exhibition,…
Dispatch 119. Mines in the Reflecting Pool
I spent time in Cambodia in 1996 working with de-mining teams and writing a little book about the…
FROM THE BIENNALE – EVERYONE LOVES A MINIATURE
The Venice Biennale often takes time to digest and find a thread—if there is one—that unites the art…