Ecofeminism is less about breaking the glass ceiling than about reordering the systems that perpetuate inequity.

A pioneer of environmental art, Agnes Denes reflects on the genesis of her Pyramid drawings—one of which was turned into a 3D-printed sculpture for her retrospective at the Shed.

In celebration of Earth Day's 50th anniversary, a guide to some of the most important ecologically minded works.

One could speculate that the Shed's figuring of Agnes Denes as an unclassifiable savant more in league with Renaissance humanists than with her direct contemporaries serves in part to bracket the…

What's 30 feet tall and planted with flowers and grasses?

At SITE Santa Fe, Irene Hofmann is upending the model of the biennial, with a six-year run of shows dedicated to the contemporary art of the Americas

Smashing an animal skull with a femur bone, an ape in Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey enacts a critical moment in human evolution: the discovery of a tool instantly giving way to a deadly wi…