From the Archives
Tina Takemoto and artist Rudy Lemcke discuss his artistic practice and the poetics and politics of AIDS.
Immemorial: The Poetics of AIDS
Race, Whiteness, and Absence in Studio Practice
Artist Ken Gonzales-Day walks us through some of his series and discusses absence, erasure, and critical race visual culture.
Feminist Interview Project: Katherine Guinness in Conversation with Jasmine Dillavou
In this installment of the Feminist Interview Project, artist Jasmine Dillavou on storytelling as an activist tool for change
Feminist Interview Project: Mira Schor in Conversation with Charlotte Kent
Artist Mira Schor, in conversation with Charolotte Kent, discusses early days at CalArts, feminism, and family.
Affecting Images: A Guided Self-Reflection Document for a Trauma-Informed Art History Classroom
Trauma-Informed Pedagogy: A Self-Reflection Guide for Instructors Building Inclusive Classrooms
Nicole Miller: Brilliant in the Here and Now
Nicole Miller’s Ecstatic Translation
Taking, Breaking, and Re-Making
A comprehensive look at the overlooked art of Maharashtra
Ruptured Envelopes, Double Shells: Skins in Art in the Age of Global Mobility
Hava Aldouby on the presence and meaning of skin in the art of the early twenty-first century.
Introducing Grace Aneiza Ali—AJO’s New Editor-in-Chief
A short interview with our new editor
Thinking Historically and Trans-Temporally: A Conversation on the Sharjah Biennial
Curators from de Appel speak with artist María Magdalena Campos-Pons on the occasion of Sharjah Biennial 15
Monumental Cares: A Conversation between Rebecca Zorach and Mechtild Widrich
Mechtild Widrich discusses her new book with Rebecca Zorach
Feminist Interview Project: Julia Rose Sutherland in Conversation with Jocelyn E. Marshall
Mi’kmaq artist Julia Rose Sutherland is the latest subject of the Feminist Interview Project