Within the Light is the title we chose when I had the opportunity to work with artist Marion Gray to produce a small retrospective exhibition …

  SFAQ is pleased to announce the release of our new magazine, NYAQ (New York Art Quarterly) which will join SFAQ (San Francisco Art Quarterly) …

Ryan Wallace: LD50 June 12 – July 25, 2015 Romer Young Gallery 1240 22nd St, San Francisco CA 94107   Just talkin’ to myself This …

One of the things that surprises me to no end, and this is an operation of power, is that people feel unable to just go …

‘I was stuck on a remote island for five weeks with Dave Hickey—’ I started telling my friend when I got back in New York. …

Like everyone, I am entranced by the videos of Pelé as a mover. He seems to bend space and manipulate gravity. At 72, the age …

One year ago on my birthday I tried to define “art” for Carter Ratcliff’s guest editorship of The Brooklyn Rail “What is Art—Why Even Ask?” …

Who’s Afraid of the New Abstraction? Alex Bacon in conversation with Jarrett Earnest   *Note: This exchange was printed as a pullout insert in the …

  On the Fourth of July my family had a small reunion—parents, brothers, grand parents, great-grand mother, aunt, cousin, nephew—all met on Manasota Key on …

  We’re all used to limp conversations about “practice” which can mean anything to anyone without marble-plinthed pressure. As a student I used to think …

Christy Gast is back from her Kadist residency in Paris and yesterday morning we went to the beach together. There was a storm cloud in …

  I’ve been thinking about Peter Lamborn Wilson telling me: “The trouble with all these ideas that we take seriously is that they can be …

  With no car in Miami my choices are to walk, or to bum rides from friends I haven’t met. I’ve already earned a reputation …

  My ideal morning begins by swimming in the ocean, emerging from the sea every day like life at the very start.   IMPOSSIBLE GOAL: …

I escaped New York City just before the art fairs hit. At the moment I would rather crawl over ground glass than endure an art …

Interviewed by Jarrett Earnest   Juliana Huxtable and her queer-coven the HOUSE OF LADOSHA are taking New York cultural life by a storm of their …

To say “it made me cry” doesn’t mean much on its own—I’ve cried at an in-flight Kate Hudson movie, but that is because I cry …

Because living has been fast, writing has been slow—forgive my absence. Without romances and unexpected escapes, art is pointless, so we should all excuse our …

By Jarrett Earnest       Playful, sincere, and often described as “abject,” Leigha Mason is already a major voice of her generation. Her imagery—portraiture, …

The brilliant editor and critic Thomas B. Hess summed up “the news” in his 1973 yearend column for New York Magazine:   “News in the …