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…
Introducing Andy Campbell—AJO’s New Editor-in-Chief
A warm welcome to Andy Campbell!
Porous Materials: Fragmentation in Several Eternities in a Day
Orly Vermes reviews Several Eternities in a Day—open until August 23 at the Hammer in Los Angeles
Frank’s Shoe Service
Artist and advocate Jessica Ingram restores, remembers, and records the legacy of a victim of Klan violence.
Feminist Interview Project: Joyce Kozloff interviewed by Helena Reckitt and Maura Reilly
A new installment of the Feminist Interview Project celebrates activist and artist Joyce Kozloff
Gender, Lineage, and Racism: Rachelle Mozman Solano’s Casa de mujeres Series
A critical examination of Rachelle Mozman Solano’s Casa de mujeres
Feminist Interview Project: Allison Grant in Conversation with Elizabeth S. Hawley
Photographer Allison Grant on the intersecting concerns of feminism, community, reproductive care, and the environment
You Are [Always] in Native Space: Grappling with Legacies of Colonization Through Sound
A collaboration between a tribal elder and an artist descended from first colonizers
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