Once upon a time, fashion got dirty
“Dirty Looks,” the Barbican’s new show, remembers when grime and ruin were a language of truth and spotlights the contemporary designers still in the muck
Without him, they’re just clothes
Leigh Bowery's art was inseparable from his presence—a challenge Tate Modern's retrospective can't quite solve
In ‘The Beat of life,’ Oscar yi Hou resists traditional notions of representation
On view at James Fuentes gallery, the painter’s solo show addresses the many nuances of historical and cultural identity through figurative painting
Benjamin Fredrickson’s ‘Wedgies’ turn schoolyard antics into ass-up uncanniness
Document joins the New York-based artist for a sweaty rooftop shoot ahead of the release of his latest photo book
Silence sizzles in ‘Tiptoeing Through the Kitchen’, Luhring Augustine’s latest group show
The exhibition delves into the mysteries and emotions buried beneath the surface of a photograph
Music-made memories, from the mind of C.FRIM
Ahead of her appearance at Barcelona’s Sónar Festival, the Melbourne-based DJ curates an eclectic track list born out of sonic remembering
Danielle Mckinney’s portraits of glamor
On view at Marianne Boesky Gallery in Chelsea, the artist’s paintings are a gleaming tribute to womanhood and perfectionism
Nicole Coson’s ‘In Passing’ reveals the interior lives of shipping crates
On view in Chelsea, the Filipino-born, London-based artist’s latest solo show gives utilitarian objects a new meaning
The fearless thrills of Jimmy Wright and Christopher Culver
At Lower East Side gallery Diana, two artists explore gay lust, pleasure, and the power of lewdness
Ana Benaroya and Katherine Bradford on the endless possibility of female figuration
Before her next solo show at Art Basel Hong Kong, Benaroya chats weaponized lactation and success in the art world with her mentor
