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Plus, jam band Slack Tide at Aeronaut Cannery and the final weekend of a Steve McQueen exhibit at the Isabella Steward Gardner Museum.

Anyone familiar with Paul Pfeiffer’s pioneering moving-image work knows that he has been out ahead of “the culture” for more than twenty years. Yet the manipulations and labors he thought to exert on at-one-time recalcitrant film and video frames have now been incorporated into platform and persuasion technologies that have touched us all, whether we’re aware of it or not.

Filmmaker and artist Steve McQueen’s “Lynching Tree,” is on view for a short time till Feb. 4. It's only the second time the work has been on public view in an American museum.

Remembering late artist Robert Irwin, and a look at exhibitions for Paul Pfeiffer, Barbara T. Smith, and more in Los Angeles.

Whether you’re looking to learn more about where the land meets the water or a new iconography in queer history, this season’s exhibits have offerings to deepen your roots in both your local and global community.

His provocative retrospective at MOCA Los Angeles features basketball players, Justin Bieber, and specle sports.

The artist's first United States retrospective demonstrates his skill at translating pop culture to high culture.

“The question always comes up: who’s using who? Is the image making us, or do we make images?” asks Paul Pfeiffer in Prologue to the Story of the Birth of Freedom. At times d

Glasgow's Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery is presenting highlights from its collection alongside work by contemporary artists