Paddy Johnson

A groundswell of interest in cosmic transportation seems to ask the question: Can we please skip this current moment in history?

One of Inka Essenhigh's new projects is a take on the local phenomenon known as Manhattanhenge.

At Perrotin New York, Artie Vierkant tamps down the digital aesthetic, focusing instead on labor and dissemination.

GARAGE's seventh pick from the New Museum's periodic show uses rough-and-ready materials and objects to trace the gradual decay of social and political structures.

Our fourth pick from the prescient New York show's 2018 installment is an off-the-wall animator who applies a screensaver aesthetic to the craft of moral storytelling.

GARAGE's third pick from the New Museum's landmark periodic show is a young Greek artist whose recent work in video reflects on turbulent times in his homeland.

Our second pick from the prescient New York show's 2018 installment is a Greek collective that enlists mechanical help to explore economic fluctuation.

The departure of Laura Raicovich marks a period of conflict between arts institutions' senior staff, their trustees, and the mainstream media.

A growing number of creatives are investigating alternative spirituality and paranormal phenomena in anticipation of the End of Days.

The hometown journal commissioned a cluster of local art stars to come up with images and texts reflecting their love for the city.

"You can invest in art rather than the rent." The Current Museum is working with Kickstarter's new platform The Drip to rethink its membership program.

Rollins's efforts in social justice helped supercharge his career in the mid-'80s and bring new energy to arts education and social programs.