FREEFORM
Artist Sue Tompkins Keeps Language in Motion
July 13, 2026
As her latest exhibition Wanna opens in New York, the multidisciplinary artist reflects on text, sound, color, and the lifelong process of making meaning.
UNCENSORED
The G Strings on How to Turn a Striptease into High Art
July 6, 2026
Over the past year, the seven dancers have gone from DIY raves to museum galas, building a cult following with performances that blur the lines between burlesque, vaudeville, and contemporary dance.
CLICK
Tyrell Hampton and Paloma Elsesser Are Still Two Downtown Rats
June 30, 2026
The longtime friends discuss Hampton’s new photobook, Last Call, and why the best creative communities begin with curiosity.
PERFORMANCE
Georgica Pettus’s Truck Asks How Long You’ll Hold Out for the American Dream
June 26, 2026
Presented as part of MoMA PS1’s Greater New York Performances series, Truck turns a giveaway into a mordant portrait of the fantasies holding the American Dream together.
CLICK
Winter Vandenbrink Studies the Pack in Wolves
June 25, 2026
To mark the release of his fourth book, the Paris-based photographer joins us to discuss why even outsiders belong somewhere.
NIGHTCRAWLER
Ryan McGinley and Daniel Arnold on the Addiction They’ll Never Kick
June 18, 2026
For Night Shift, his new exhibition at Jeffrey Deitch, Ryan McGinley traded his usual bedtime for a self-imposed graveyard shift, roaming all five boroughs between nightfall and sunrise.
LONER
Raf Simons Steps Inside Steven Shearer’s Reclusive World
June 4, 2026
The extremely private Canadian painter tells the co-creative director of Prada why his work goes where he won’t.
MOTHER
“Before He Tells Me to Fuck Off”: Annie Collinge on Photographing Her Son
May 28, 2026
The photographer’s new book, “Ask Alexa: When Are We Gonna To Die Tomorrow :),” points the camera at Cas, her 12-year-old son, caught in that strange moment just before adolescence closes the door on childhood.
OPENING
Pietro Alexander’s Gallery Opening Was Also His Wedding
May 28, 2026
New York’s newest art world transplant talks to Ellie Rines about the golden era of JPEG sales, and what it takes to open a gallery in 2026.
ARCHIVES
5783 Photographs Peter Hujar Thought No One Would Ever See
May 22, 2026
Five thousand of the photographer’s contact sheets, marked up in oil pencil, finally get their moment at the Morgan Library & Museum.
NEW MUSEUM
Artist Sarah Lucas Unleashes Her Bunny on the Bowery
May 21, 2026
The YBA provocateur’s first major outdoor bunny sculpture lands on the sidewalk plaza of the newly expanded New Museum.
INTRECCIATO
Bottega Veneta’s Floating House Party at the 61st Venice Biennale
May 15, 2026
From candlelit salons to Lorna Simpson showing at Punta della Dogana, Louise Trotter wove Bottega Veneta’s 60th birthday into the living fabric of the Biennale.
SINGAPORE
The 2026 Loewe Craft Prize Proves Artisanship Isn’t Dead
May 15, 2026
Thirty global finalists came together in Singapore for the ninth annual Loewe Craft Prize, making the case for craft as fashion’s most enduring obsession
I <3 ITALY
Moon Babies, Piss Tanks and Cicciolina: A Dispatch From the 61st Venice Biennale
May 11, 2026
Our associate editor takes us through a week of protest, urine, Campari and Cicciolina at this year’s Biennale.
MET GALA
Meet the Man Who Gave Bad Bunny Jowls
May 11, 2026
Prosthetic makeup visionary Mike Marino spills the secrets behind Bad Bunny’s 2026 Met Gala transformation and Heidi Klum’s viral costumes.
RUSH OUT
At the Venice Biennale, Lavar Munroe Conjures the Legacy of John Beadle
May 8, 2026
After a 13 year hiatus, the Bahamas returns to the 61st Venice Biennale with a post humous collaboration between the two artists.
WOMANIZER
Inside Brianna Capozzi’s Photobook of Famous Flesh
May 7, 2026
The photographer chatted with Interview Editor-in-Chief Mel Ottenberg about working together to produce some of the most scandalous images of the last decade.
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Andy Warhol’s Life in 732 Polaroids
May 5, 2026
The Whitney Museum’s new exhibit, “Family Album,” reframes Andy Warhol’s 1972–73 Polaroids as central to his practice, debuting a collection of images that blur his glamorous life with the domestic.
FLASH
Walter Pfeiffer and Duran Lantink on Art, Obsession, and Preparing for Eternity
April 27, 2026
This spring, one of the last of the great Pop Art eccentrics is finally getting a retrospective. To mark the occasion, he spoke to the creative director of Jean Paul Gaultier about Warhol-mania and making work the world isn’t ready for.
ONLINE
How Nathalie Nguyen Went From Drawing Furries to a Debut Show at Whaam!
April 21, 2026
Ahead of her opening, the artist answered some of our pressing questions about growing up online and collecting dolls.