Author Archive

Leonardo da Vinci’s scientific investigations find an echo in A.i.A.’s new section, The Exchange, as well as our digital newsletter The Program.

Paris-based Turkish artist Nil Yalter explores cultural displacement through videos, photo-collages, and installations.

Encasing animal bones and African artifacts in blocks of resin, Detroit-born Matthew Angelo Harrison evokes the legacy of colonialism and slavery.

A museum show highlighting the fleshy, impastoed paintings of Hyman Bloom revives interest in an under-appreciated twentieth-century stalwart.

Chinese artists respond to digital technology and new media in highly varied and surprising ways, intensifying the post-globalism identity debate.

Sean J Patrick Carney profiles James Allister Sprang, who plays on the dual sense of “concrete” in his sculptural and auditiory works.

This month’s most notable exhibition openings, art fairs, biennials, awards, and museum appointments and acquisitions.

Writer Ben Lerner tells us what’s on his mind.

Lee Ufan reveals the stormy beginnings of Mono-ha art, a striking contrast to its peaceful balance of natural and industrial forms.

Struggling to remain optimistic, A.i.A. contributing editor Raphael Rubinstein contemplates the past, present, and future of professional writing about art.