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Stop and Frisk

by Audrea Lim

Local

It is a strange moment in New York City’s history. While media outlets across the nation ruminate about a post-racial America, it seems abundantly clear that racial profiling by the NYPD continues to occur on a regular basis.

Another Friend

by Emmanuel Bove

Fiction

I prefer English gardens to French gardens. It’s not that order and harmony are distasteful to me; nor is it that the imitation of nature delights me. It’s simply that I like not knowing exactly where I am.

Dispatches from Denver

by David Levi Strauss

Express

When Obama spoke of the debacle of the last eight years of American politics and said "We're better than this," people knew he meant them.

Echoes of a Bygone 'Burg: TV on the Radio's Tunde Adebimpe and Gerard Smith

by Theodore Hamm

Music

"You always have this weird thing in the back of your head when you start sculpting something; you want it to flow at least as well as this thing you've read," says TVOTR's Tunde Adebimpe.

Tribute to Bruce Conner (1933-2008)

by John Yau

Art

Bruce was innovative in a wide range of mediums, including filmmaking, drawing, photography, and sculpture. He possessed an impeccable logic that he would follow through on, no matter the consequences.

The People Have Spoken

by Theodore Hamm

It has been a summer of striking contrasts. Banks collapsing, inflation skyrocketing, and New Orleans threatened again—yet record audiences for the glittering spectacles in Beijing and Denver.

Life on Mars: 55th Carnegie International by Thomas Micchelli
Letter From Venice Off-Season: Art between the Biennials by Robert C. Morgan
Dalí: Painting and Film by Valery Oisteanu
Kirchner and the Berlin Street by Stephanie Buhmann
Michael Peters & Erik Carlson by Warren Fry
Jess: Paintings and Paste-Ups by John Yau
Chris Domenick and Anne Pearce: Drawbridge by Becky Brown
J.M.W. Turner by Ben La Rocco
Antonio López García by John Yau
Railing Opinion: Mao Is Like So Over by Ellen Pearlman
Painting: Now and Forever, Part II by Craig Olson
Letter From Quito: Reality Revealed-Contemporary Art in Ecuador by Josh Morgenthau
One Live Stitch by Erin Lindholm
Is Contemporary Architecture a PR Panacea for Autocrats? Western Architectural Ethics & Undemocratic Nations by Hrag Vartanian
The Olaf Eliasson Phenomenon by Shane McAdams
Bay Area Now 5 by Tessa DeCarlo
Jonathan Pylypchuk by Natalie Haddad
After Nature by Emily Warner
Jilaine Jones: Sculpture by Sharon Butler
Home Delivery: Fabricating the Modern Dwelling Dreamland: Architectural Experiments since 1970 by Ian Volner
Louise Bourgeois by Anne Byrd
Brooklyn Dispatches: Virtually Overwhelmed by James Kalm
Ghada Amer: Love Has No End by Kimberly Lamm
Grandma by Cassandra Neyenesch
Letter from London by Sherman Sam
Unpopular Culture by Sherman Sam
Bourgeois Trilogy by Laura Hunt

John O'Connor with Eve Aschheim

by Eve Aschheim

Art

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 Aschheim talked with John O’Connor in his apartment/studio in Queens about his life and work.

Joan Snyder with Phong Bui

by Phong Bui

Art

Rail publisher Phong Bui recently visited the painter Joan Snyder in her Park Slope home and studio in order to discuss her work.

The People Have Spoken

by Theodore Hamm

Editor's Message

It has been a summer of striking contrasts. Banks collapsing, inflation skyrocketing, and New Orleans threatened again—yet record audiences for the glittering spectacles in Beijing and Denver.