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Pearl River Mart, an Asian imports store, is the site of the most surprising show of the summer: an exhibition art from the collection of Arlan Huang.

The trailblazing trans artist discusses her show at Art Omi, for which she recreated her iconic Backwards Car.

From Jamel Shabazz’s singular record of Black joy to Roe Ethridge’s monument to art and commerce, here are reviews of five recent books.

“There is much energy. Many things happen on the streets. Everyone rushing around and much much noise and talk. It can be very exciting, and sometimes it can be very strange.”

Speaking nearby: the scholar and filmmaker joins to discuss a new artist book exploring and expanding her 2015 film, Forgetting Vietnam

Art Omi presents SELL YOUR SELF, the first New York institutional solo exhibition of visionary artist Pippa Garner.

Titles by Brandon Taylor, Lucy Ives, Steffani Jemison, Johanna Hedva, and Catherine Lacey make the best summer reads.

Learn about collecting fine art, jewelry, wine, decorative objects and more with the Art People at Christies.

At the time of its publication, Newspaper’s readership was formed through the community of queer-leaning artists in downtown New York. As an alternative exhibition space for photographers whose work was not being shown in galleries or museums, Newspaper summarized contemporary experience through the disjunctive visual relationships between images.

There’s a point about halfway through After SFX (2018) where Lawrence Abu Hamdan pauses his performance—he’s just relayed the story of Lebanese President Émile Lahoud’s security tackling a cameraman after mistaking the sound of a tripod for the sound of a pistol—and a low, screeching hum, like a buzzing bee or a car burning out in the distance, fills the auditorium.