AJO revisits an essential text from 2021 with a fresh take from Andy Campbell
Category: From Art Journal
disquieting domesticities/vestiges of violence (or, the ghost in the house)
Leora Farber’s spectral objects carry the impressions of a haunted past
Fire Worker
Fire as metaphor and vector
Trans-form, A Conversation
The guest editors of Art Journal’s special summer issue, “What Can Trans Do?,”are joined by AJO’s editor-in chief for a conversation around the capaciousness of trans- as a subject
slimeQrawl
Award-winning artist Libby Heaney investigates the concepts and temporalities of quantum physics
Ecofeminist Performances, Trans-Traditional China
With a focus on ecofeminism, this essay revisits two performative works that were sited in iconic landscapes in China during … More
Gender, Lineage, and Racism: Rachelle Mozman Solano’s Casa de mujeres Series
A critical examination of Rachelle Mozman Solano’s Casa de mujeres
Reframing Archives from the Venezuelan Diaspora: Ángela Bonadies’ Photographs
Ángela Bonadies’s photographs and the encounter of the archive
War, Capitalism, and Remaindered Life
A look at contemporary global capitalism through the human lens
Forum on Latin American Art Criticism
From the AJO Archives: six contemporary writers examine the contributions of six foundational voices in Latin American modernist art criticism
Reappropriating Gauguin in Contemporary Polynesian Photography
Mary Trent examines the work of contemporary photographers Namsa Leuba and Yuki Kihara as critical reappropriations of Paul Gauguin’s Tahitian paintings
Facing Photographic Acts (After Allan Sekula)
In the spirit of Allan Sekula, an analysis of the creative practices of Tomoko Sawada and Shabtai Pinchevsky