This year, Philip Johnson's Glass House turns 70. As the father of American modernism—depending on who you ask—we track the history of not only the iconic structure but also its creator and his interesting past juxtapositioning homosexuality and fascism.
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We talk to artist Cy Gavin about hacking the eye with paint and the propaganda of the Hudson River School...
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Brooklyn-based artist, Dachi Cole talks about the erasure of Black Cowboys from Hollywood productions and her new installation at The Standard, East Village's new NO BAR...
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Korakrit Arunanondchai, boychild and Alex Gvojic have worked together since they first met at Art Basel Miami Beach 6 years ago. Not only is their work inspired by each other’s unique sense of time, it also projects a feeling of togetherness and interconnectedness like no other collaborative trio of the moment. With the Venice Biennale and the Whitney Biennial 2019 now open we sat down with the three, who's work is included on both sides of the “pond”, so to speak, to discuss how they met, what attracted them to each other and how a living archive informs most of their multi-disciplinary practice.
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We spoke to Jezenia Romero, founder of Bunny Jr. tapes, about the relevance of cassettes and its impending obliteration prior to her release at MoMA PS1...
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Artist Lucy Sparrow’s supermarket made entirely out of felt is open from August 1-25, and its 31,000 adorable items are available for purchase.
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