Susan Connolly artist

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Escape

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Chuck Ramirez, the Heartfelt Photographer of Trash and Banal Throwaways

Ramirez identified as a conceptual artist, but unlike his peers, his work is “filled with a deep and palpable humanity.”

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Studio Visit: Artist Sophia Narrett on How an Anonymous Renaissance Painting Cycle Inspired Her Latest Feminist Embroidery

Sophia Narrett, who has a solo show at Kohn Gallery in Los Angeles, tells us about her studio practice and inspirations.

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Fabric pieces #wip

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#livingsculpture #towrap

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Paper....cut outs.....exhibition invitations(remember those).... acrylic paint.... silver.....creating a screen

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Philip Guston and the Boundaries of Art Culture

The debate surrounding the postponement of a show containing depictions of Klansmen is indicative of a larger cultural crisis.

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What ‘Bad Art’ Really Means

Many of the shows we see we’ll only see once, much of what was interesting in them we might miss, and what we get back for that is the cheap

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Artwork page for ‘Britain Seen from the North’, Tony Cragg, 1981 Tony Cragg made this work during a visit to Britain in 1981, when he felt that the nation was beset by social and economic difficulties. The figure to the left is a portrait of the artist. Cragg lives in Germany, so although Britain is his native country he was viewing it through the eyes of an outsider. Typically for Cragg, the work consists of many individual objects, arranged to form a larger image. This has prompted his work to be described as a 'relationship of the part to the …

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New work October 2020