A Return to Art Criticism : [Vol. 1, 2014-17]

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Contents : How To Be an Unprofessional Artist / by Andrew Berardini -- To Cut and To Swipe : Understanding Hito Steyerl Through "How Not To Be Seen" / by Kaegan Sparks -- The Suffering Body of 1993 : Whatever Happened to the "Abject" / by Joseph Henry -- Misogyny and the Myth of the '90s at Mexico City's Kurimanzutto / by Kimberlee Cordova -- Friends Among Us : Reflections on the Value and RIsk of Nepotism in Art / by Catherine G. Wagley -- A Theory of Everything : On the State of Theory and Criticism / by Saelan Twerdy -- Manigesta 11 : What Artists and Curators Do For Money / by Lauren Wetmore -- Battle Hymn of the Republic : The Measure of Kehinde Wiley in the American South / by Tausif Noor -- Mourning Jimmie Durham / by Aruna D'Souza -- Wu Tsang, Eileen Myles, and Me : Reading Zoe Leonard's " I Want a President" / by Mitch Speed -- Art and Architecture's DIY Pratices and "Folk Politics" : Radical or Picking Up the Social Tab? / by Alison Hugill -- The Center Holds : Bruce High Quality Foundation's Accidental Gulf Nativism / by Rahel Aima -- Morbid Symptoms : In Search of the Post-Contemporary at the 2016 Montreal Biennial / by Saelan Twerdy -- A House Divided : Theaster Gates's Confused Beat at the AGO / by Ulysses Castellanos -- Free to Care Less : On the Cynicism of "Starting a Conversation" / by Casey Beal -- Embracing the Sao Paulo Biennial's Acute Uncertainty / by Juan José Santos -- Grieving in L.A. / by Sky Goodden.