An important retrospective collects nearly one hundred artworks.

Installation and sculpture that investigate the Anthropocene.

Working on the cutting-edge of science and technology.

Using the visual seduction of installation and video to address systemic violence.

A social-practice artist talks about working with painting and photography.

An artist working with FBI surveillance materials.

An artist explores the evolution of older technologies into the present.

Sculpture that connects architecture and the body.

Installations that highlight cubicles and institutions.

With contributions from Naeem Mohaiemen, Martha Rosler, Devin Kenny, Swoon, and more.

As he prepares his musical—part video, part performance—for Performa 19, the Thai-born artist shares thoughts on Ghost Cinema, the ritual circle, storytelling, and empathy.

Leigh visited the conceptual artist’s New York studio, where they exchanged ideas about public engagement, generating community, and practicing acts of resistance in the art world.

An art of the body and the environment.

Sculptural animations made with lasers.

The art of learning new skills.

Making and not making art.

Constructed from humble materials, the artist’s improvisational interventions are meditations on space and light.

The art of dehumanization.

Community in a bathhouse.

The art of animation and automatons.