As I sit down to write this essay (May 2018, Santa Fe) a cartoon balloon pops up on More …

This post was originally written in February 2020. It is relevant now to our audience because Jordan Casteel, More …

“Interactions between police and protestors” starting at the World Trade Organization meetings in 1999 is how artist Mark More …

The 2001 edition of The 20th-Century Art Book defines Abstract Expressionism as a post-World War II art movement in American painting, More …

Currents New Media Festival this year augmented what new media artist Julia Scher has called “appearances in screens” More …

Rich donors are to shiny new art museums what electricity is to Teslas. In San Francisco, companies like the More …

On Friday, January 29th, 2016, Caterpillar announced the closure of its Santa Fe factory. In a move to More …

Most of the time one doesn’t think of painting as volume, because a volume implies a third dimension. More …

In the photograph “Felicistas in the YMCA,” snipers crouch near a window in a rubble-strewn room and train More …

Twigs are unassuming, irregular, trodden-upon nuisances to be swept up with the leaves in the fall. However, in More …

The U.S. Border Patrol presence in and around Douglas, Arizona, is so ubiquitous that it’s banal. Even an More …

Coming face to face with John Connell’s art, both in person and in reproduction, imparts a sense of quizzicality. More …