The Elephant in the Gallery: Why Now, MoMA? Let’s start with the uncomfortable math. Jean-Michel Basquiat died in 1988. MoMA opened its first comprehensive solo…
Kendrick Lamar Turned the Super Bowl into a Radical Art Heist and Nobody Even Realized It
The Numbers Don’t Tell the Story, But They’re Worth Mentioning Let’s establish the baseline: 133.5 million people watched Kendrick Lamar perform at Super Bowl LIX…
Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show Was Performance Art—And The Art World Almost Missed It
The Spectacle Nobody Wanted to Call What It Actually Was Let’s be direct: 133.5 million people watched Kendrick Lamar perform at Super Bowl LIX on…
The Thaler v. Vidal Verdict: Why the 2025 Ruling Changes Everything (And Nothing) for Artists
The Court Decision That Shook the Art World Let’s be direct: the U.S. Court of Appeals just handed down a ruling that should matter infinitely…
The Builders: Why We Forgot the Movements That Actually Made Things
The Hammer and the Gallery Wall In 1953, while Abstract Expressionists were getting drunk on their own mythology in Manhattan galleries, a group of Japanese…