The last in a series on post-pandemic pedagogy.
Author: Yael Rice
Environment at War: Capturing Global Conflict in Arab Geographies
How contemporary art reveals the lasting consequences of war
Art and Feminism Unifying Yugoslavia
Amy Bryzgel reviews two new books on the legacy of feminist art practice in the former Yugoslavia
Teaching the Practices of Art History in the Age of Abundance
The second in a series on post-pandemic pedagogy
Belonging without a Home: Hiwa K and Amin Alsaden in Conversation
Amin Alsaden speaks with Hiwa K about conflict, displacement, and the “pre-image”
Confronting the Discipline’s Past and Imagining Alternate Futures: Realizing Future-Facing Art Histories through a Graduate-Level Methods Seminar
The first in a series on post-pandemic pedagogy
Through the Guillotine Mirror: Claude Cahun’s Theory of Trans against the Void
Investigating the gender-transgressing work of Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore
Sensing, Sensitizing, and Speculating: The Work of Artworks in the Climate Crisis Era
Nicole Seymour reviews a new volume on art in the time of climate change
Feminist Interview Project: Senga Nengudi in Conversation with Daisy McGowan
Artist Senga Nengudi discusses her career and the significance of collaboration
Peripatetic in the Pandemic
Taking an intercontinental sound walk through the pandemic
A Kaleidoscopic Overview of Graphic Design from the Arab World
Huda Smitshuijzen AbiFarès reviews
Condition—Contact—Conversation
Tom Denman on the exhibition UNTITLED: Art on the Conditions of Our Time