How the New Museum’s Triennial Sabotages Its Own Revolutionary Mission

Art & Exhibitions

How the New Museum’s Triennial Sabotages Its Own Revolutionary Mission

by Ben Davis , Feb 20, 2018

The Roots of the Harlem Renaissance—and Its Power Today

by Artnet News , Feb 22, 2024

Art & Exhibitions

‘Picasso Sculpture’ at MoMA Is a Rock-Solid Winner

by Ben Davis , Sep 10, 2015

1:54 Contemporary African Art Fair Is Full of Good Art and Tough Questions

by Ben Davis , May 16, 2015

Finding the Good Amid the Weird at Cutlog

by Ben Davis , May 7, 2014

The Art Angle Round Up: The British Museum’s Theft Crisis, A.I. on Trial, and Dealer Beef in Montauk

by Artnet News , Aug 31, 2023

Lucy Lippard On a Life In and Out of Art

by Artnet News , Jan 4, 2024

The Art Angle Roundup: Frieze’s Expansion, Pollock’s NFTs, and Barbenheimer’s Impact

by Artnet News , Jul 27, 2023

Huguette Caland Is One of Lebanon’s Most Famous Artists. But a Big Part of Her Story Has Remained Hidden

by Ben Davis , Jul 21, 2021

The Investigative Mode of the Berlin Biennale Raises an Uncomfortable Question: Who Is All This Research Really for?

by Ben Davis , Jul 11, 2022

Venice Biennale 2019 Round-Up: Here’s Everything We Published on the International Art Extravaganza in One Place

by Artnet News , May 17, 2019

Art & Exhibitions

Ladies and Gentlemen, the Björk Show at MoMA Is Bad, Really Bad

by Ben Davis , Mar 3, 2015

How to Look at a Sam Gilliam Painting: With One Eye on History and the Other on Color and Form

by Ben Davis , Aug 28, 2019

How Do You Tell Photography’s History? ICP’s Big Birthday Show Embodies the Struggle

by Ben Davis , Feb 4, 2024

The Brooklyn Museum’s Much-Criticized ‘It’s Pablo-matic’ Show Is Actually Weirdly at War With Itself Over Hannah Gadsby’s Art History

by Ben Davis , Jun 19, 2023

The Art Angle Podcast: The Surprising Lessons of FDR’s New Deal Art Programs

by Artnet News , Feb 18, 2021

The Art Angle Podcast: The Radical, Viral Artworks That Defined the 2010s

by Artnet News , Dec 31, 2019

The Art Angle Round Up: A Buyer’s Market, Italy’s J.R.R. Tolkien Tiff, and the Blackest Black

by Artnet News , Dec 1, 2023

‘Foreigners Everywhere,’ Unpacked: What a Biennale Built on Cosmopolitan Myth-Making Leaves Out

by Ben Davis , May 18, 2024

Unexpected Ways A.I. Might Rewire Art

by Artnet News , Feb 2, 2024

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