People are always asking Artreview to explain to them what art is for. Literally begging it. While kneeling and that sort of thing. As if Artreview were some sort of oracle or deity. Yeah. Embarrassing. Most of the time the truth hurts. But,...
Ana María Caballero first made a name for herself in the literary world via multiple awardwinning poetry collections that explore themes including the body, gender and cultural expectations, love, grief and vulnerability, as well as...
Everything is research now, which means research can now be anything: leisure, entertainment, art, content. The collection of moodboards and lists – of books read and to-be-read, movies watched and to-be-watched, songs heard and to-be-heard,...
A cadre of recent and contemporary black thinkers – among them Amiri Baraka, Arthur Jafa and Fred Moten – have argued that black visual culture necessarily finds itself playing catchup to the aesthetic and social power of black musical...
