WWW Bulletin
Lady Gaga’s “Artpop,” The #RHOBH Trailer, and That Gucci Collaboration
April 16, 2021
This is the World Wide Web. Let’s talk about it.
art
“Power is Also Dangerous”: Ferrari Sheppard and Arthur Lewis in Conversation
April 16, 2021
The painter and Creative Director discuss great art, the Golden Age of hip-hop, and what it means to feel powerful.
armchair traveler
Armchair Traveler: From Milan to New York and Back Again
April 14, 2021
Each month, we highlight the best art exhibitions showing around the world. Bon voyage!
15 Minutes
Juno Birch on Self-Love, Good Looks, and Bingo Wings
April 12, 2021
The Manchester-based artist and self-proclaimed alien touches down on Earth just long enough to answer some questions from the writings of Warhol.
NICE TO MEET YOU
Meet Anna Park, the Artist Channeling Chaotic Energy Through Charcoal
April 8, 2021
The 24-year-old South Korean artist reminds us what it’s like to live in constant motion.
ART
A Talk Between Mel Bochner and Carroll Dunham 50 Years in the Making
April 7, 2021
The legendary conceptual artist sits down with his old friend to discuss why Italy was such a savior to his sensibility and why he didn’t mind serving as the bad-boy American interloper.
lesson
The New York Artist Kinlaw Teaches a Vocal and Body Movement Lesson
March 25, 2021
On the occasion of their debut album “The Tipping Scale,” the artist and choreographer shares a therapeutic guide to vocal movement.
studio visit
Kenny Rivero Is Painting the Monsters We Choose to Ignore
March 17, 2021
Inside the Bronx studio of the painter, whose first museum solo show is at once terrifying and lots of fun.
IN CONVERSATION
Chloe Wise is Making Art for the “New Normal”
March 16, 2021
In honor of her latest exhibition, the artist tells her friend and muse Richie Shazam about the beauty of indifference in a chaotic world.
IN CONVERSATION
Brandon Ralph Tells Gail Buckland About His American Experiment
March 16, 2021
“There’s nothing that holds America together except an idea.”
show and tell
Peter Schlesinger Documents a Yemen That No Longer Exists
March 11, 2021
The photographer’s new book “Eight Days in Yemen” offers a rare look at a republic still recovering from recent unrest.
in situ
For Louis Fratino, Painting Offers a More Permanent Kind of Pleasure
March 10, 2021
The artist’s work seems to exist in its own floating, fantastical world, a purely authentic dinner table ruled by joy, relationships, and communal moments of intimacy and wonder.
literature
Rachel Kushner and Laura Owens on the Power of Reinvention Through Writing
March 9, 2021
From opposite coasts, the longtime friends took to Zoom to chat about setting kitchens on fire, running over mattresses, and the difference between writing and painting.
let's rock
From Bowie to Blondie, Mick Rock Reflects on a Career of Shooting Stars
March 8, 2021
Mick Rock reflects on his most iconic celebrity photos, from the ’70s through today.
what she said
The Unapologetically Punk Girls of Deanna Templeton’s Photography
March 4, 2021
The photographer takes us inside “What She Said,” her most personal work to date.
ART
Amy Sherald and Thom Browne Discuss Devoting Your Life to Art
March 3, 2021
How do you follow up the splashiest, most dissected, and discussed painting in recent memory? As the artist tells the fashion designer, you get right to work on the next one.
STUDIO VISIT
Pokémon, Statues, and Porsches: Daniel Arsham’s Big Boy Playground
February 26, 2021
We walk-through the artist’s Queens studio, a playground filled with Pokémon and Porsches.
ART
Wade Guyton and Jacqueline Humphries Want to Renovate an NYC Art Venue and Not Change a Thing
February 19, 2021
A peek into how the two artists and curators are keeping The Kitchen alive.
love is in the air
Abbey Drucker is Finding Love in a Pandemic
February 19, 2021
Her photography series “Love in a Pandemic” captures New York couples in moments of intimacy.
new york forever
Ricky Powell Explains Why His New York Was the Best New York
February 10, 2021
In one of his final interviews, the legendary photographer looks back on his unlikely career and laments the “cornballs” who have invaded his city.