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‘We as a Species Are Selectively Alarmist’: Artist Max Hooper Schneider on Why He’s No Mad Scientist

The LA-based sculptor makes high-concept dystopian terrariums, some of which are potentially deadly.

Agnieszka Polska on the Amorous Ideas Behind Her Award-Winning ‘Baby-Faced’ Star

The artist says her 'poetic' take on quantum physics, which lies behind her award-winning film installation in Berlin's Hamburger Bahnof, is a comment on tumultuous times.

How Farhad Moshiri Transformed a Wintry Patch of Cherry Trees Into a Moving Meditation on Life in Tehran

artnet Asks: Author and Gallery Owner Steve Hauk on Fiction and Legacy

Hauk Fine Art gallery owner’s reimagining of John Steinbeck and the contemporary interest in early California art.

artnet Asks: EMMATHOMAS Gallery Owner and Artist Marcos Amaro is Dedicated to the Democratization of Art

artnet Asks: EMMATHOMAS Gallery Owner and Artist Marcos Amaro is Dedicated to the Democratization of Art

Amaro’s recent “takeover” of a gallery, his Foundation’s latest project, and what you need to know about running a gallery.

artnet Asks: HILDE Gallery Owner Hilde Lynn Helphenstein on the Women-Run West Coast Art Scene

…and that one time her gallery became a cult chapel.

artnet Asks: Artist Sabina Klein on Compassion, Color, and Continuous Learning

The artist’s first solo exhibit in nearly a decade, “Sabina Klein: On Reflection,” is on view through October 21 at Long-Sharp Gallery and John Szoke Gallery.

artnet Asks: Saad Qureshi Talks Miracles, Mindscapes, and Mrs. Robinson

His current exhibition, “When the Moon Split,” is on view at Aicon Gallery through November 4.

MoMA Curator Paola Antonelli on Why Fashion May Be ‘Modern’—But It’s Still Not Art

What the fashion exhibition "Items: Is Fashion Modern?" can teach us about the making of history.