Josh Kline’s Tour-de-Force Whitney Survey Is Further Proof of a Major Talent
Late-capitalist junk and dismembered limbs line the artist's freakish, beautiful first US museum survey.
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Not All Microbes
Employing bacteria, yeast, and other microorganisms in their work, a number of contemporary artists are exploring—and challenging—the common associations of microbial life with danger.
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Water Logged: Josh Kline’s First Solo Show in L.A. Centers on New Film About Climate Change
The exhibition at LAXART runs through April 9.
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Art x Food: How Artists Use Food to Cook Up New Work
Vaginal Davis, Rirkrit Tiravanija, and Josh Kline are among those who have turned to cooking and baking to create art.
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Josh Kline Is Here to Give You Some Alternative Facts
Kline critiques the values of a country that prioritizes the ability to have your own version of the truth delivered to you on a TV you bought at half-price on Black Friday.
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Talking Houses, Wet Photographs, and White Noise: A Few Highlights from the 2019 Whitney Biennial
ARTnews's editors pick some of their favorite works at the exhibition.
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The Browser: On John Akomfrah, Adrian Piper, and Two Group Shows About Interconnectivity
Four exhibitions in New York explore the ways events and people are tied together by unseen forces.
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