From the Archives: The Dream World of Salvador Dalí
Salvador Dalí emerged from the 1930s having succeeded in almost completely identifying American surrealism with his own symbology.
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Julia Weist Transforms New York City’s Archival Records into Artworks That Live in Digital Public Space
By making her photographs with the assistance of a city employee and with city-owned equipment, Weist ensured the images would become official city records, subject to FOIL requests and digital…
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Reviewing American Fine Arts, Co.
Colin de Land's gallery American Fine Arts, Co. had an outsize presence in the art world of the 1980s and '90s. A.i.A. published nearly thirty reviews of AFA exhibitions by writers including Holland…
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Reviewing Pat Hearn Gallery
Throughout the 1980s and '90s, Pat Hearn operated one of the most innovative galleries in New York, promoting artists such as George Condo and Tishan Hsu to Mary Heilmann and Renée Green. Highlights…
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From the Archives: Vito Acconci Stars and Stripes
American avant-garde artist-cum-architect Vito Acconci died on April 27 in Manhattan. To commemorate his legacy, we looked back in our archives to our November/December 1976 issue, in which Ross Skogg…
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From the Archives: Ed Ruscha, Geographer
The cover of our June/July 2016 issue features a text work by Ed Ruscha. We looked back to our October 1982 issue, in which Carrie Rickey wrote on the artist's traveling retrospective organized by the…
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From the Archives: The New Gustons
Philip Guston's figurative works of the 1960s and '70s pull together formal and thematic elements from his entire career.
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From the Archives: Phantasmagoria of the Media
Dara Birnbaum's latest video installation, PM Magazine, addresses the basic contradictions of our technocratic society.
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From the Archives: Space Shots
Primarily an instrument of astronomical exploration, space photography is traversed by multiple discourses—scientific, esthetic, epistemological. Viewed in an art context, as in a recent museum exhibi…
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From the Archives: Chambi of Cuzco
In this month’s issue of A.i.A., Desi Gonzalez reports on developments in Peruvian typography for our Atlas column. It’s the second entry in a three-part series, the first of which addressed museum…
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