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Grace Edquist

Grace Edquist is the copy director of Vogue US.

Artist Liliana Porter Finds Beauty in the Absurd

Artist Chakaia Booker’s Endless Imagination

Relationships Take Center Stage in the Museum of Arts and Design’s New Craft Show

In Two Shows in New York, Yto Barrada Mingles Politics and Play

Joan Jonas Paved the Way for Video and Performance Art—Just Don’t Call Her a Pioneer

In Dark Times, Käthe Kollwitz’s Raw Prints Burn Bright

At 92, Audrey Flack Has a Juicy Memoir, a New Art Show, and a Lot to Say

Tina Rivers Ryan to Lead Artforum as New Editor in Chief

In Ruth Laskey’s Weavings, Patience Is Its Own Reward

Lee Krasner’s Radical Reinventions

In a Breakthrough Show at ICA SF, Hayv Kahraman Stares Down Her Demons

How Helen Molesworth Became the Art World’s Most Beloved Provocateur

In a New Show, Diana Al-Hadid Breathes Life Into ‘Dangerous Things’

Artist Melissa Joseph Imbues Material With Memory

Mariah Robertson’s Fantastical Abstractions Flip Photography on Its Head

In Juanita McNeely’s Searing Paintings, Beauty and Pain Commingle

Gio Swaby’s Stitched Portraits Reveal the Beauty of the Undone

Katy Hessel Is Rewriting Art History—Without the Men

After a Lost Pregnancy, Artist Danielle Orchard Gives Shape to the Void

The Layered Intimacies of Nicole Eisenman’s Prints