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Reviews

How America Ripped Off R. Crumb

Dan Nadel's new biography pobes the comic artist.

By Carlos Valladares

Harmony Hammond, Feminist Icon, on Adapting a “Survivor Aesthetic”

By Nicole Kaack

Climate Change Is Ushering in an “Age of Disability”

By Emily Watlington

Art in America’s Most-Read Stories of 2023

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A magazine cover with a painting of a female face with cucumbers over her eyes, as well as text reading "Wellness Today," "Artists Turned Therapists," "Climate & Disability Justice," "Sick Woman Theory," and "Marina Abramovic's Longevity Method."

Spring 2025: Wellness

An east asian long-haired person with red lipstick is in a gold bathtub full of leaves and wearing headphones.

Is Marina Abramovic’s “Longevity Method” a Business, or a Performance?

The artist pivots to longevity tonics and crystal sculptures.

By Marisa Meltzer

A black-and-white picture of a lively parade. The photographer is crouched on the ground, as is the picture's main subject, who is wearing a marching band hat, fanny pack, cowboy boots, and a sash that says TGFA. Elsehwere attendees are wearing tube tobs, angel wings, fishnets, and lacey unitards; many are dancing and smiling.

Reproductive Justice Is Under Threat. What Can Art Do?

Artists show us how the discourse is messier than it seems.

By Aliza Shvarts

Under three archways, there's a painting of figures dancing by Matisse. Below that, in a gold painted room, are several paintings in gilded frames, but their subjects and details are not legible from far away.

A New Albert Barnes Biography Portrays a Cantankerous Collector

Blake Gopnik's book foregrounds the democratic yet complicated ethos underpinning Barnes's involvement in Impressionim and the Harlem Renaissance.

By Kelly Presutti

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Reviews

How America Ripped Off R. Crumb

Dan Nadel's new biography pobes the comic artist.
By Carlos Valladares

Anselm Kiefer’s Amsterdam Blockbuster Pits Art Against Despair

"Sag mir wo die Blumen sind" is a dyptich of a show at the Stedelijk and Van Gogh Museums in Amsterdam.
By Eugenie Brinkema

Joyce Wieland, a Tragicomic Canadian, Offered Cues to Live Larger

Her rangy retrospective spans everything from film to quilts to a gift to Pierre Trudeau.
By Carlos Valladares

The Newfound Fervor for Indigenous Art Masks Thorny Questions

"Indigenous Identities: Here, Now & Always," Jaune Quick-to-See Smith's final curatorial project, refuses easy coherence.
By Julia Silverman

Wafaa Bilal Still Has Hope for Humanity

The Iraqi-American artist's midcareer survey humanizes conflict and technology.
By Emily Watlington

A Pan-African Blockbuster Portrays the Continent as a Monolith

"Project a Black Planet: The Art and Culture of Panafrica" is on view at the Art Institute of Chicago and traveling to museums in Barcelona and Brussels.
By Joseph L. Underwood

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Videos

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Interviews

Video: Arlene Shechet Brings Color and Humor to Her Monumental Sculptures

The artist discusses her new show of large-scale, boldly-colored sculptures, now on view at Storm King Art Center.

By Christopher Garcia Valle

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Issues & Commentary

A$AP Rocky, a Black man, sits on the couch holding a baby. A toddler is standing facing the other end of the couch. This is a square black-and-white photo and Bottega Veneta is printed over it.

Is Luxury Fashion Supporting the Arts or Subsuming Them?

What will happen if art and marketing collapse into one?

By Emily Watlington

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