Galleries 10 Must-Read Art Essays From June 2015 Here are some big ideas on Motherwell, sexism, and going beyond clicktivism. By Ben Davis, Jul 7, 2015
Opinion Anti-Confederate Flag Activist Bree Newsome on the Relationship of Art to Activism By Ben Davis, Jun 30, 2015
Opinion Why the Confederate Flag Should Not Be Placed in an American Museum The history of the Confederate Museum movement offers lessons for activists. By Ben Davis, Jun 29, 2015
Galleries Why Are There Still So Few Successful Female Artists? Gender inequality is back at the center of art-world discussion. What can be done about it? By Ben Davis, Jun 23, 2015
Art & Exhibitions Did Russia’s Internet Propaganda Agency Stage Neo-Nazi Attack on Chelsea Gallery? The curator now says he doesn't want to be affiliated with the project. By Ben Davis, Jun 9, 2015
Opinion Who Are the People Protesting at the Museum of Modern Art and What Do They Want? Workers are making their struggle visible online. By Ben Davis, Jun 8, 2015
Politics What’s Behind the Museum of Modern Art’s Bitter Battle with Its Own Workers? MoMA workers call its healthcare proposals a “slap in the face.” By Ben Davis, Jun 3, 2015
Opinion MoMA Curators and Workers Protest Healthcare Cuts During Glitzy Garden Party By Ben Davis, Jun 2, 2015
Auctions Record-Shattering Picasso Sale Is a Much, Much Bigger Deal Than You Think The sale surpassed even that of the Portrait of Dr. Gachet. By Ben Davis, May 21, 2015
Art Fairs 1:54 Contemporary African Art Fair Is Full of Good Art and Tough Questions A welcome, if too-partial, attempt to spotlight artists from Africa. By Ben Davis, May 16, 2015
Art Fairs Ben Davis’s Standout Artworks Amid The Chaos of Frieze New York 2015 Here's what to look for if you are in a hurry and want to see the best. By Ben Davis, May 13, 2015
Opinion In Wake of Baltimore Protests, Artist Paul Rucker Spotlights Racism’s Legacy Find out about his show at the Maryland Institute College of Art. By Ben Davis, May 13, 2015