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In Alix Pearlstein’s Goldrush, on view at the Kitchen through October 18, a theatrically dressed man plonks down a sheet of foam core and in rushes a crew of men and women dressed in gold shimmering dresses, leather pants, and...
Erkka Nissinen has one intricate imagination.
The Italian artist brings the streets of Buenos Aires to the small screen.
We track down some Web video that shows just how cool the mysterious Milan project was.
At last night's MoMA "Party in the Garden," stars like Diane Sawyer and Mike Nichols kept cool while M.I.A. performed.
Vulture's Dan Kois talks with the Met's Andrew Bolton about "Superheroes." Plus: lightning fight!
leonardogillesfleur's 'Remake of a Remake' is 1 minute, 54 seconds of two figures, one falling (or flying), the other quietly witnessing, all set to the background noise of Brooklyn traffic.
Last night, Brooklyn-based painter and video artist David Ellis presented Hell's Angel vs. DJ RoyOwl, a "percussive cockfight" between a mechanized drum sculpture and a D.J. in a bird costume.
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