As the planet fills with trash, these artists reconsider the ethics of making work from scratch.

The LA sculptor's mature work evinces the same embrace of play and chance as her early experiments with bacteria.

Visits to the studios of 16 artists over the next 16 weeks

Jessica Hagy has illustrated Sun Tzu’s The Art of War using simple ink-on-index card drawings of Venn diagrams and x-y plots. [Harvard Business Review] Tejumola Olaniyan…

Connie Butler is the chief curator at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles. With critic Michael Ned Holte, she co-curated the second "Made in L.A." biennial this year. Here, she recalls her top shows (a
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Playing on the pervasiveness of images of destruction and devastation in the news and in Hollywood movies, artists are making works that range from violent to chillingly disquieting

Even when you’re standing right in front of them, Liz Larner’s new sculptures are hard to see. Whether shimmering and gossamer or pitch dark and black-hole dense, they challenge both optical and kines…