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Ayoung Kim by Ed Halter

An exhibition of sci-fi video installations showcases the artist's technophilic explorations of labor and media. Ayoung Kim: Delivery Dancer Codex, installation view. Courtesy MoMA PS1. Pho…

SOURCE: 4columns at 7:00pm on February 12, 2026

Valentine’s Day Massacre by Melissa Anderson

Bloodlust and obsession, carnage and castration: romance and heartbreak take on new meanings in the returning Anthology Film Archives series. Berta Socuéllamos as Ángela and Jose Antoni…

SOURCE: 4columns at 7:00pm on February 12, 2026

Daughter of Mother-of-Pearl by Ania Szremski

Many lives aquatic: a fiercely imaginative book by Mandy-Suzanne Wong seeks to evoke and manifest the unknowability of mollusk consciousness. Daughter of Mother-of-Pearl, by Mandy-Suzanne W…

SOURCE: 4columns at 7:00pm on February 12, 2026

Looking for Mr. Goodbar by Erika Balsom

In Richard Brooks's 1977 film starring Diane Keaton, a lurid portrait of clashing value systems in a moment of societal transformation. Diane Keaton as Theresa Dunn in Looking for Mr. Goodb…

SOURCE: 4columns at 7:00pm on February 5, 2026

they by Brian Dillon

The latest novel by Helle Helle captures with casual intensity and uncanny grace the relationship between a terminally ill mother and her teenage daughter. they, by Helle Helle, translated…

SOURCE: 4columns at 7:00pm on February 5, 2026

Flyboy in the Buttermilk by Sasha Frere-jones

A new reissue of Greg Tate's 1992 essay collection hits hard with the truth, again and again. Flyboy in the Buttermilk: Essays on Contemporary America, by Greg Tate, AUWA Books, 336 pages, …

SOURCE: 4columns at 7:00pm on February 5, 2026

Henri Rousseau by Leslie Camhi

The Barnes Foundation presents an exhibition of fifty-five transportive paintings by the visionary artist who explored borders and what lay beyond them. Henri Rousseau: A Painter's Secrets…

SOURCE: 4columns at 7:00pm on February 5, 2026

Ulysses by Rhoda Feng

A stage adaptation by Elevator Repair Service brings a madcap energy to James Joyce's notoriously difficult novel. Cast of Ulysses. Courtesy the Public Theater. Photo: Joan Marcus. Ulys…

SOURCE: 4columns at 7:00pm on January 30, 2026

Wifredo Lam by Aruna D'souza

In his first comprehensive US retrospective, a demonstration of the Cuban artist's practice as an act of decolonization. Wifredo Lam: When I Don't Sleep, I Dream, installation view. Courtes…

SOURCE: 4columns at 7:00pm on January 30, 2026

Candice Lin by Emily Labarge

Round and round it goes: the artist's installation takes a pilgrimage to the existential state of not-knowing. Candice Lin: g/hosti, installation view. Courtesy Whitechapel Gallery. Photo: …

SOURCE: 4columns at 7:00pm on January 30, 2026

Pillion by Melissa Anderson

Harry Lighton's new film, starring Harry Melling and Alexander SkarsgÃ¥rd as an odd couple, plays like a sub/dom rom-com. Harry Melling as Colin and Alexander SkarsgÃ¥rd as Ray in Pilli…

SOURCE: 4columns at 7:00pm on January 30, 2026

ICE OUT NOW by 4 Columns

No work, no school, no shopping. 4Columns will not publish today in solidarity with the National Shutdown. Our regularly scheduled issue will come out tomorrow, Saturday, January 31.

SOURCE: 4columns at 7:00pm on January 29, 2026

Vigil by David L. Ulin

In George Saunders's follow-up to Lincoln in the Bardo, death comes for us all"with the possibility of grace. Vigil, by George Saunders, Random House, 174 pages, $28 '   '  Â�…

SOURCE: 4columns at 7:00pm on January 22, 2026

Caravaggio by Ania Szremski

Big stories emerge from a small showcase at the Morgan centered on the Italian painter's Boy with a Basket of Fruit. Caravaggio's Boy with a Basket of Fruit in Focus, installation view. Pho…

SOURCE: 4columns at 7:00pm on January 22, 2026

Autumn Leaves by Melissa Anderson

Striking discordances bring an animated intensity to Robert Aldrich's 1956 tearjerker starring Joan Crawford and Cliff Robertson. Joan Crawford as Millicent "Milly" Wetherby and Cliff Rober…

SOURCE: 4columns at 7:00pm on January 22, 2026

Sonny Simmons by Harmony Holiday

In the jazz musician's autobiography, an elaborate, dizzying accumulation of memories and moves, tour stories and sonic endurance. Better Do it Now Before You Die Later, by Sonny Simmons wi…

SOURCE: 4columns at 7:00pm on January 22, 2026

MONUMENTS by Alex Kitnick

Confederate statuary takes on new meanings in a history-making show at MOCA and the Brick in LA. MONUMENTS, installation view. Courtesy the Museum of Contemporary Art and the Brick. Photo: …

SOURCE: 4columns at 7:00pm on January 15, 2026

A Private Life by Beatrice Loayza

Rebecca Zlotowski's film starring Jodie Foster takes the form of a wry murder mystery with a side of mystical melodrama. Jodie Foster as Lilian Steiner in A Private Life. Courtesy Sony Pict…

SOURCE: 4columns at 7:00pm on January 15, 2026

Bug by David Cote

Tracy Letts's '90s roadside psychodrama makes its Broadway debut. Carrie Coon as Agnes White in Bug. © Matthew Murphy. Bug, written by Tracy Letts, directed by David Cromer, Samuel J. F…

SOURCE: 4columns at 7:00pm on January 15, 2026

Cat Power by Sasha Frere-jones

A twentieth-anniversary reissue of The Greatest renews faith in the artist's soul-baring songs. The Greatest and Redux, by Cat Power, Domino Recording Company '   '   ' G…

SOURCE: 4columns at 7:00pm on January 15, 2026

Magellan by Nathan Lee

Aestheticized violence and fussy formalism in Lav Diaz's new film. Gael García Bernal as Ferdinand Magellan in Magellan. Courtesy Janus Films. Magellan, written and directed by Lav Diaz…

SOURCE: 4columns at 7:00pm on January 8, 2026

Nicole Eisenman by Aruna D'souza

Art in a time of war: an exhibition of paintings, sculptures, drawings, and collages at 52 Walker. Nicole Eisenman: STY, installation view. Courtesy 52 Walker. Nicole Eisenman: STY, 52 Wal…

SOURCE: 4columns at 7:00pm on January 8, 2026

plastic by Brian Dillon

In Matthew Rice's book-length poem, a portrait of the poet on a factory night shift. plastic: A Poem, by Matthew Rice, Soft Skull, 90 pages, $15.95 '   '   ' Before it wa…

SOURCE: 4columns at 7:00pm on January 8, 2026

The School of Night by Reinaldo Laddaga

In Karl Ove Knausgaard's latest, the tragicomic tale of an artist's unwitting Faustian bargain. The School of Night, by Karl Ove Knausgaard, translated by Martin Aitken, Penguin Press, 503 …

SOURCE: 4columns at 7:00pm on January 8, 2026

Top 10 Most-Read Columns of 2025 by 4 Columns

Our annual year-in-art-reviews. Does arts criticism go viral? Relatively speaking, it does! Our editors are here with a countdown of 2025's most engrossing, attention-grabbing reviews, f…

SOURCE: 4columns at 7:00pm on January 1, 2026
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