These 6 books are Frontrunner’s picks by artists from across the LGBTQIA spectrum; artists whose gender and sexual identities have informed their practices and shaped their contributions to the pantheon of visual culture.
Part W is a collective of women architects, planners, designers, and engineers who are challenging the system and calling for change.
FRONTRUNNER spoke to Spanish artist Abel Azcona (Madrid, 1988) to talk – without inhibitory brakes or moral laws – about his life, his art, and his forthcoming projects. Azcona is a performer and uses the story of his intimate personal life to free himself from chains of the past that have marked him to this day.
I first met Rosie Elliott during my first semester at Columbia University when I was cast in a new work they were choreographing for Columbia Ballet…
Frank Stella was a highly influential American artist renowned for his contributions to minimalist and abstract art. Born in 1936 in Malden, Massachusetts, Stella rose…
I was looking for more of a material connection than I had personally felt with paint and with the rectangular image. But in the moment, it felt really spontaneous. Thread solved a lot of the problems I had in painting–formally. That is also why I ran with it. It forced me to slow down.
We know that women’s bodies are very marketable. There is an innate power in women’s bodies, which has been distorted.
At one point or another within the last ten years, I’ve laughed, cried, gossiped and shared meals with Betty Tompkins (alongside her husband, Bill Mutter)…
FRONTRUNNER is proud to present a conversation with painter, theorist, educator, and critic Mira Schor.
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