The Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, is selling its former Upper East Side home, designed in 1966 by Marcel Breuer, to Sotheby’s for about $100 million. The auction…

There’s a certain intangibility to Daniel Maier-Reimer’s aesthetic practice, which takes the form of travel. From the Laplands to New Zealand, the artist has created almost fifty of these works…

Judging by the title “Jelliz et Gestes” (Zellij and Gesture), it’s easy to assume that the focal point of Sonia Kacem’s latest exhibition is zellij, the tradition of enameled ceramic…

Rodrigo Moreno, The Delinquents, color, sound, 180 minutes. Morán and Norma (Daniel Elías and Margarita Molfino). AS PORTENDED by the announcement of the premiere of Martin Scorsese’s Killers of the…

For “IT,” Jacob Kassay’s first solo show in Scotland, the front-door frame of Ivory Tars is plastered with two tiny adhesive labels, each marked with one of the titular letters…

Ken Jacobs, Orchard Street, 1955/2014, 16 mm transferred to HD video, color, silent, 27 minutes 20 seconds. THE VISIONARY American moving-image maker Ken Jacobs has created an extraordinarily large body…

Do you remember the first time you looked out of the window of an airplane? Perhaps a childhood experience of looking down on clouds, your visual acuity sharpened by adrenaline,…

In Japanese folklore, the ungaikyō is a demonic mirror that bewitches with its reflections. But there is disagreement about what it actually does. Some say it shows phantasmagoric and shifting…

A number of the deeply political and at times terrifying images that appear in this early-career retrospective, “Mike Henderson: Before the Fire: 1965–1985,” were painted by the now seventy-nine-year-old artist…

Protean artist Camille Billops (1933–2019) is perhaps best known for Finding Christa (1991), a film she codirected with her husband, historian James V. Hatch, about her decision to give up…