Michael Corris is an artist and writer on art. Corris holds a BA from Brooklyn College, an MFA in painting/media from the Maryland Institute College

Swoon—a street artist whose moniker shields her from potential prosecution on vandalism charges—sailed her ragtag Burning Man on the Hudson-like

The clearest preoccupation one takes away from the paintings by Robert Bordo at Alexander and Bonin is obliteration. He paints over an earlier layer

For those who still need a guide, poets can be divided into two groups, those who have at one juncture or another used collage (or a related

A reproduction of the Chadwicks’ famous Genretron will go on public view, for the first time, October 10th at Winkleman Gallery in New York—637 West

Slow news day. Not much happening in the world. Two baseball stadiums are closing for good in New York, Desperate Housewives won the Sunday Night

I`ve been waiting for all of the (mis)information fluttering about regarding the so-called "Orphan Artworks Bill" winding through Congress to settle

On the occasion of the artist’s new exhibit, Flannel Tongue, which will be on view at Pierogi 2000 from Sept. 6 to Oct. 6, 2008, the painter Eve

In late June this summer, Rail consulting Editor Constance Lewallen visited Kota Ezawa’s 22nd Street studio in San Francisco to talk about his life

Walk through the downtown of any major world city, and you’ll see the intersection of fashion and status carried on women’s shoulders or stacked like

From October 9-13, 2008 Art Singapore will be held at the Suntec International Convention and Exhibition Centre, Singapore. The art fair that started

Reformasi, or reform, is a political term coined by prodemocracy activists in Indonesia and Malaysia, referring to their demands for change in

On the occasion of the sculptor’s first one-person exhibit Manifest Destination at Ronald Feldman Gallery, which will be on view till October 11,

By now we’re all versed in the complexities of the “performance document.” While a single photograph can refer back to a primary action, it can never

Cecilia Condit’s videos from 1981 to the present chart the psyches of American women. Based on her immediate personal experience, the early