In her newest "Art Inside" column, Annie Buckley asks her students whether art can contribute to restorative justice.
Art Inside: Does Art Contribute to Restorative Justice?
Arts & Culture > Art
America’s Cool Modernism: American Art at the Ashmolean, Oxford
A recent exhibition in Oxford inspires a reflection on how "cool" is a distinctly American trait and the impact of America's cool modernism art movement.
On Lawrence Weschler’s Convergences: When Life Imitates Art
A fan of Lawrence Weschler's convergences, Kerry Folan discovers a moments in her own history when life imitated art.
Rencontres d’Arles 2018: Top Euro Photo Fest, Through a Lens Darkly
Michael Kurcfeld visits the international photography festival Rencontres D'Arles 2018, and sees it through the bleak lens of the modern cultural zeitgeist.
Twentynine Palms: A Photoessay and Conversation Between Deanne Stillman and Cat Gwynn
Deanne Stillman and Cat Gwynn discuss the town of Twentynine Palms, and Stillman's book about the two young women who were killed there 27 years ago today.
On the Misuse of Queer: The Queer Biennial Returns to Los Angeles
Matthew Lax considers the "What if Utopia"-themed Queer Biennial currently on display across Los Angeles for Pride month.
When the Good Book Is Not Enough: Visiting the Museum of the Bible
Sara Lipton visits the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C.
Limited Too: Madeline Kuzak’s Solo Exhibition at in lieu Gallery
Maia Asshaq visits Madeline Kuzak's solo exhibition "Limited Too" at in lieu gallery.
Art Inside: Dear Alice
For her latest "Art Inside" essay, Annie Buckley commemorates her late mother, Alice, and the power of art.
Improv Nation: Yes, And No
John Schneider reviews Sam Wasson's "Improv Nation: How We Made a Great American Art."
