Five Books Reframe Pop Art Through Its Global Roots, Overlooked Artists and Queer Readings
These five books trace Pop art beyond its familiar icons, connecting it to postwar culture, women artists, international scenes and new readings of Wa...
These five books trace Pop art beyond its familiar icons, connecting it to postwar culture, women artists, international scenes and new readings of Wa...
The Met’s “Past Continuous” gives Lee Krasner equal weight with Jackson Pollock, tracing how she built an independent career through collage, reinvent...
Cringe combines shame and sympathy, making another person’s social exposure feel painfully personal. A look at the feeling through film, art and philo...
The New Museum connects Bowery street life, popular entertainment and art in an exhibition that spans centuries of change.