Andrew Durbin

‘Adventures in Sensations’

“I don’t know if we’ve ever lived in a moment when artists were as self-conscious about the state of their own markets.”

This May Have Been Life

Ira Sachs’s adaptation of Peter Hujar’s Day quietly captures the careful attention its subject brought to his intimate, delicate photographs.

Reverent Vulgarity

Isa Genzken’s sculptures—precision-engineered, playfully assembled, or readymade—show a winkingly subversive artist engaged in a dire Dadaist game.

Hervé Guibert: Living Without a Vaccine

Disease is conspiratorial, never egalitarian, always crawling along social fissures.