Emily Watlington

The film is in no way sensational or traumatic. What is most shocking, rather, is how calm and cool it is.

Kim's survey is the first major museum show to allow an artist confronting disability to be as expansive as she is.

Her show is on view at Anat Ebgi, New York through March 1.

"For Dear Life: Art, Medicine, and Disability," at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego, features nearly 100 artists.

Her retrospective "Liliane Lijn: Arise Alive" is on view at mumok through May 4.

Emilie Gossiaux's moving tribute to her retired guide dog asks viewers to embrace their inner animal.

What will happen if art and marketing collapse into one?

At Museo Jumex, a show features artists who picked up where Mendieta left off, and testifying to her impact and arguing, uncontroversially, that she was ahead of her time and then gone too soon.

AI can make just about anything. And yet, AI girlfriends tend to conform to the boring and normative male fantasies.

"Overshare" is not to be missed even by Calle-heads who think they might know her work already through her numerous photo books.