Arts & Cultural Critique
Becoming Each Other: Why We Need Riva Lehrer’s “Golem Girl” Right Now
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Phillip Barcio reviews Riva Lehrer's new memoir "Golem Girl."
Politics & Society
Alfred Conteh—The Atlanta Artist Painting Black Reality
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Conteh's art reveals what makes us what we are, and what stops us from becoming what we long to be.
Arts & Cultural Critique
Remembering Magic Carpet/Home—a Milestone of Social Practice Art
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Phillip Barcio reviews Maria Elena González's Magic Carpet/Home (1999), a landmark Social Practice Artwork that is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year.
Arts & Cultural Critique
Picturing Our Possible Futures
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Phillip Barcio reviews new exhibitions by Inka Essenhigh and Matthew Couper which both address climate change, albeit in radically different ways.
Tikkun Daily
Exhibition Review: About Face: Stonewall, Revolt and New Queer Art
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Phillip Barcio reviews About Face, a new exhibition of queer art that, by acknowledging and respecting otherness, invites us to bridge differences.
Arts & Cultural Critique
The Accidental Activist
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Phillip Barcio details how the media falsely labeled Michael Rakowitz as the 2019 Whitney Biennial protester, then created the conditions they described.