With the 50 th anniversary of Tamarind Institute still glimmering in the rearview mirror, I sat down to talk with gallery director Arif [...]

It’s odd that we invest in stuff . Every thing we buy gets frozen in its moment, in our past, and achieves obsolescence [...]

Albuquerque didn’t have a months-long Marina Abramovic show to torture us into art world obeisance (the “Grandmother of Performance Art” sat immobile for [...]

There’s that joke: What do you get when you play country music backward? You get your house, your truck and your wife back. [...]

The most common route an arts organization takes when it sets up a fundraiser is to indiscriminately shove 3,000 works into a gallery [...]

Black Mountain College closed in 1957, and when the finances ran out, the faculty were paid in beef allotments from the cows roaming [...]

This is a preview of LAND/ART . I state this up front simply as a foil against the gargantuan nature in describing the [...]

Something that struck me the first time I read Romeo and Juliet was the thought that, well hell, now that the kids are [...]

Larry Bob Phillips recently completed a mural in the men’s restroom at the Atomic Cantina. It’s a beautifully complex mess of desire, sadness [...]

When nine-months pregnant M.I.A. performed at the Grammy Awards a few weeks ago, it seemed a real possibility that she could have her [...]