Feminism
An octogenarian feminist painter combats sexism.
Laurie Simmons abandons tiny furniture for a relationship with a Japanese Love Doll.
Sharon Hayes’ current solo show at the Whitney Museum illuminates the psychological intensity of history and the political capacity of the personal.
The ten-member band are on trial for staging a “punk prayer” in Moscow’s Christ the Savior Cathedral.
When she was twelve years old, Panni Malekzadeh found her father’s stash of Playboy magazines buried in the closet. The experience fueled her sensual portrait paintings of young Persian women.
French artist Annette Messager views the world with an intuitive eye, whether it’s a funny walk, a scene in a movie, or someone sitting in a café.
This week the Whitney unveils There’s So Much I Want to Say About You, a showcase by New York-based artist Sharon Hayes that devotes the museum’s entire third floor to her pieces about political protest in the twentieth century.
