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The Practice of Self
How does an artist’s life shape or determine their artwork?
Bani Abidi on Elia Suleiman
During the opening credits of Elia Suleiman’s 2002 film Divine Intervention, a middle-aged Arab man drives down a street in Nazareth.
Tipping the Scale
Throughout 2019, The Point explores new models for operating in the art market.
Between the Waking Life and the Lucid Dream
Tala Madani is best known for her comically twisted paintings and stop-motion animations that portray middle-aged men and mischievous toddlers engaging in destructive, perverse, and sometimes gruesome acts.
In Lieu of What Was
Alia Farid
As teenage environmental activist Greta Thunberg sailed across the North Atlantic Ocean to the United Nations Climate Action summit on a zero-emissions yacht, and the burning Amazon forest dominated news headlines in August, the climate crisis loomed large in global political and social arenas.
Yutaka Matsuzawa
Widely considered the father of conceptual art in Japan, Yutaka Matsuzawa (1922–2006) spent most of his life attempting to formulate an impactful art practice characterized by invisibility and impermanence.
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