Reviews Hannah Black Transcends the Dana Schutz Controversy With a Slow-Burn MoMA PS1 Performance All eyes were on Black this weekend, for her first performance following the Whitney Biennial controversy. By Terence Trouillot, Apr 11, 2017
Reviews At documenta 14, Everything’s a Strategy—Even Bad Hanging The major art event’s strong political message is weighed down by concept. By Hili Perlson, Apr 10, 2017
Reviews Tate Britain’s Landmark Show ‘Queer British Art’ Digs Deep Into Forgotten Histories The survey coincides with a surge of interest in LGBTQ-related themes at art institutions. By Hettie Judah, Apr 4, 2017
Reviews See 6 Mesmerizing Feats of Jewelry Design From Baselworld 2017 A focus on movement shone through as the dernier cri for luxury pieces. By Ana Finel Honigman, Mar 31, 2017
Reviews See 7 Watches of Stunning Celestial Beauty From Baselworld 2017 Celestial themes dominated the artisanal timepieces' designs. By Ana Finel Honigman, Mar 30, 2017
Reviews Art Stars Trek to Nepal for the First Kathmandu Trienniale, Promoting Regional Solidarity 'As much as the western biennials have somewhat lost their reason to be, the smaller biennials still make a lot of sense,' said Francis Alÿs. By Skye Arundhati Thomas, Mar 27, 2017
Reviews Designer JW Anderson Brings ‘Disobedient Bodies’ to the Hepworth Wakefield His show is a meditation on the human form as re-imagined in sculpture, fashion, ceramics, dance, and design. By Hettie Judah, Mar 20, 2017
Reviews Bill Viola Shows Among the Old Masters in Florence—But Is It a Match? A city-wide exhibition places video works by Viola next to Renaissance pieces. By Hettie Judah, Mar 16, 2017
Reviews Scholar of ‘Smut’: Dean Sameshima Celebrates and Memorializes Gay Cultural History at Peres Projects His paintings are a tribute to the expressive and sexual freedoms afforded by the city of Berlin. By Ana Finel Honigman, Mar 16, 2017
Reviews A New Documentary Reveals the Struggles That Shaped Paula Rego’s Work artnet News spoke to the artist and her son, Nick Willing, who directed the film. By Lorena Muñoz-Alonso, Mar 14, 2017
Reviews ‘Desert X’ Explores the Lure of the Wilderness With Stunning Art Installations See what Richard Prince, Doug Aitken, and Rob Pruitt got up to in the desert. By Amah-Rose Abrams, Mar 2, 2017
Reviews Marina Abramović’s First European Retrospective Reminds Us How She Reached Superstardom Despite a few esoteric phases, the artist has stuck to her guns for half a decade. By Alyssa Buffenstein, Mar 1, 2017
Reviews How Egon Schiele Went From Radical Punk to Respected Artist Vienna exhibition reveals a new side to the provocative painter, in time for his centenary. By Sarah Hyde, Feb 27, 2017
Reviews Alice Neel’s Uptown Show Packs a Powerful Message The artist spent several lean decades painting her Harlem neighbors, and the results are illuminating. By Christian Viveros-Fauné, Feb 24, 2017
Reviews Susan Philipsz Shows Stellar New Work at Bonniers Konsthall The sound artist's latest work deconstructs the music of an existential space opera. By Alyssa Buffenstein, Feb 23, 2017
