Alice Guy Blaché: The Trailblazing Woman Filmmaker Who Understood the Future of Storytelling

One of the most talented and prolific early film directors, lost to history, now returns to the screen.

An Introduction to American Folk Art: Revisiting the Collection of Abby Aldrich Rockefeller

In this excerpt from the exhibition catalogue, read about folk art’s place in the development of modern art.

Drawn to MoMA

Solomon J Brager’s What to Keep

The artist shares a meditation on artistry, queerness, and hoarding.

A Photo Tour in Weeksville

Inspired by MoMA photographs, an art collective takes a walk back in history.

Hannah Höch’s Fortuitous Beauty

A curator reveals how the renegade Dada artist kept evolving her trailblazing use of photomontage.

The Afterlives of Slavery and Cameron Rowland’s Readymades

Take a close look at Rowland’s works in Arthur Jafa’s Artist’s Choice exhibition.

Hyundai Card First Look

How Sheree Hovsepian Builds a Body

We visited the artist in her studio, where the camera is a catalyst for things beyond photography.

Postcards

Lagos: Studio by Studio

A personal travelogue charts modern echoes in Nigerian contemporary art.

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Nine Works That Defined Marcel Duchamp’s Career

Discover how the iconoclastic artist changed modern art.

Eight Days, 27 Guests: Sophie Calle’s The Sleepers

Discover one of Calle’s earliest photographic projects.

Taking the Elevator Down into Time with Peggy Weil

In an age of AI, an artist considers what constitutes a human, and what constitutes a landscape.

Jell-O, Atomic Bombs, and the Curve: Fred Eversley’s Parabolic Lens

Is the iridescent sculpture in Arthur Jafa’s Artist’s Choice exhibition really a machine?