Eleanor Ray’s Minimalist Memories February 7th, 2019 Eleanor Ray’s interest in creating linear order may be classical and cold, but her colors are lush, as if it were always the golden hour.
The Unchanging, Ever-Changing Earth Room November 2nd, 2017 On SoHo’s cobblestoned Wooster Street, tucked above North Face and Lululemon boutiques stocked with neon athleisure, there is an otherwise empty, white, second-floor thirty-six-hundred-square-foot loft filled with 140 tons of dirt. It’s open to …
Ruins in Advance April 4th, 2017 In “Revisited,” writers look back on a work of art they first encountered long ago. Here, Kyle Chayka revisits Anselm Kiefer’s Velimir Chlebnikov.