Julian Lucas

Art

Confederate Monuments

A review of “Monuments,” an exhibition of vandalized Confederate monuments and responses by nineteen contemporary artists in Los Angeles (“Reconstructed,” The New Yorker)
Confederate Monuments

Kerry James Marshall

A short profile of the painter ahead of his first U.K. retrospective, at the Royal Academy. (“Grand Style,” RA Magazine)
Kerry James Marshall

The First Homosexuals

A review of an exhibition surveying the origins of gender and sexuality.
The First Homosexuals

The Met’s Rockefeller Wing and Restitution

A critique of the Met’s reinstalled wing of art from Africa, Oceania, and the Americas.
The Met’s Rockefeller Wing and Restitution

Jack Whitten Went Hard in the Paint

A review of the Jack Whitten retrospective at MOMA.
Jack Whitten Went Hard in the Paint

Lorna Simpson

A profile of the artist and her lifelong relationship with New York City. (“Now You See Her,” The New Yorker)
Lorna Simpson

Mati Diop

A profile of the French-Senegalese filmmaker, whose ”Dahomey” explores art restitution in postcolonial Africa. (“Take Me Home,” The New Yorker)
Mati Diop