The students, faculty and staff (myself included, as I work at the college’s Fine Arts Gallery) at the College of Santa Fe are [...]

Andrew Bird’s Armchair Apocrypha is a near-perfect album. It’s crept onto my mix albums, my iPod, my car and my home stereo. I’m [...]

I’ve always been fascinated with artist biographies—poring over who did what, when and at what age. Like how Joseph Kosuth wrote Art After [...]

Three weeks ago, my fear of flying shot to the surface as I flew out from Vermont in a twin-prop plane to New [...]

Though the area just south of I-40, where SCA Contemporary Art has laid roots, seems ready for a deluge of artist activity, for [...]

When Robert Rauschenberg died three weeks ago, I started thinking of his time teaching at Black Mountain College and of stills I’d seen [...]

The April cover of Artforum depicts Damien Hirst’s For the Love of God , a skull made of platinum, diamonds and human teeth. [...]

Certain endeavors—sports, art, music, chess—serve as bridges between countries and cultures. Their universality creates an understanding between all involved. The difficulty of these [...]

It doesn’t seem far-fetched for Oprah to rent out the Roman Colosseum to give a speech to the students of her leadership academy [...]