When Art in America asked Stan VanDerBeek to nominate a new talent for the January-February issue of the magazine, he interpreted the prompt loosely and wrote an essay on “The Computer.” …
When two sweaty, exhausted dancers in a work by Christopher Unpezverde Núñez conclude their performance by picking up a bowl of fake blood and using it to paint on the ground, they…
It’s not easy to steal the show with a 20-minute video competing for attention in a biennial boasting hours and hours of such work, but Thuy-Han Nguyen-Chi managed to do just that at…
During a recent visit to New York’s Museum of Modern Art, Tsai Yun-Ju found herself mesmerized by a work by Henry Darger. Crowded with the outsider artist’s folksy Vivian Girls, the…
20 emerging artists to watch, plus Art in Space, Fiber Is the New Painting, Kerry James Marshall Mixes It Up, and Artists vs. AI.
The Dutch sculptor envisions how geologic and inorganic materials will persist after humans have gone extinct.
Weston's current exhibition at the Queens Museum contends with the symbolic links between glass and anti-Blackness.
The Neo-Symbolist painter's first solo exhibition is also a retrospective of sorts.
The Korean painter will debut new work in Carnegie International.
As Frieze New York’s VIP preview was wrapping up last Wednesday, Art in America brought together collectors, artists and friends to celebrate the magazine’s second annual New Talent issue with…