Emily McDermott

The Omsk Social Club is not your grandfather’s watering hole—they stage IRL games around Europe as left wing benders for collective dreaming.

Meet Lynn Hershman Leeson in her hotel room, and she’ll show you who you are.

The artist pulls no punches in depicting 45 as a red-nosed clown.

A new exhibition celebrates a universally acknowledged truth: there's a lot more to pizza than food.

Klara Hobza hopes to complete her aquatic odyssey in the next "twenty to thirty years." She's already learned how to eat a banana underwater.

In the artist's latest photos of his own wall paintings, precise shape and color become tools for both escape and interaction.

Fashion photographer-turned-mountaineer Michel Comte makes spectacular photographs of remote landscapes with a concerned eye to fast-vanishing glaciers.

It's hard to think of a more rigorous pairing than minimalist-modernist playwright Samuel Beckett and image-averse artist Tino Sehgal, but a recent building-filling production at Berlin's Volksbühne theater was gripping stuff.