Skip to main content

Grace Edquist

Grace Edquist is the copy director of Vogue US.

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

The Stunning Strength of Cristina BanBan’s ‘Mujeres’

With a Moving Tribute to Sol LeWitt, Paula Cooper’s Flagship Reopens

Paired Up with Her Friend Andy Warhol, Pop Art Star Marisol Gets Her Due in a New Exhibition

A New Biography Exhibits the Prolific, Cutting-Edge Life of Artist Florine Stettheimer

Becoming Reacquainted With Ruth Asawa, the Groundbreaking Artist Who Integrated Her Work and Her Life

Ghanaian Artist Kwesi Botchway Revels in the Many Colors of Blackness in a New London Show

Depth, History, and Reverence: The Intricacies of Bisa Butler’s Quilted Portraits

Jackie Saccoccio’s Femme Brut Goes Beyond Seduction

Remembering Michael West, a Forgotten Founder of Abstract Expressionism

The Expanded Consciousness of David Lynch’s Squeaky Flies in the Mud