M. H. Miller

This past April, I spent a week in Detroit. I grew up about 20 minutes outside the city, though I’ve been in New York for the last decade. My parents lived in the Detroit area for more than 60

Richard Diebenkorn, the versatile artist best known for his association with the Bay Area Figurative Movement and later for his “Ocean Park” series of paintings, will have his catalogue…

Jens Hoffmann, the deputy director at New York’s Jewish Museum and a key figure in the institution’s programming since joining the staff in 2012, will be leaving his post, according to a…

A small confession: one very dark summer not too long ago I watched all seven seasons of Melrose Place, the Fox television show that aired from 1992 to 1999 and was produced by Aaron Spelling…

Alan Vega–the singer for the influential punk duo Suicide who passed away last week at age 78–was also an important visual artist, albeit with a slightly quieter persona. Vega was in fact…

The Black Mountain College Museum + Art Center in Asheville, North Carolina has appointed Jeff Arnal its executive director. BMCM + AC has just completed a three-year expansion. Arnal is a

“The Keeper,” an exhibition that showcases collecting and preservation in various forms, opened this week at the New Museum. The show ranges from quirky hobbies (Harry Smith’s string…

In 1996, the world was rocked by the epic battle on the basketball court between a mystical group of space aliens possessing the stolen powers of a number of future NBA Hall of Famers, and their…

Alanna Heiss founded the PS1 Contemporary Art Center in an abandoned school in Queens in 1976. The building had no roof, no windows, no plumbing, and no electrical wiring. This remained the case

The London-based dealer Timothy Taylor will open a gallery in New York’s Chelsea neighborhood in September, called Timothy Taylor 16×34. The name is in reference to the dimensions of the…