Artist-driven criticism out of Los Angeles since 1997. Order your copy or subscribe now.
In the issue:
Artist's Project
Battlefield ReX
by Margaret Haines
Conversation
Everything Is Objectification: An Interview with Pippa Garner
by Nicole Miller
Features
Animal Worlds, Storytelling, and the Aesthetics of Wonder
By Ciara Ennis
Looking at a Picture, Illustrating an Idea
By Susan Morgan
Reviews
Kim Dingle, I Will Be Your Server (The Lost Supper Paintings)
by Claudia Ross
Art and China after 1989: Theater of the World
by Travis Diehl
Among Others: Sound Art in Mexico
by Nick Herman
Nari Ward: We the People
by Jordan Amirkhani
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X-TRA’s mission is to provoke critical dialogue about contemporary art. As a collective of artists and writers, we produce the quarterly art journal X-TRA, the website x-traonline.org, and public programs. Founded in Los Angeles in 1997, X-TRA collaborates with artists, writers, and institutions to generate meaningful content for a diverse contemporary art community.
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X-TRA is published by the nonprofit Project X Foundation for Art & Criticism, which is generously supported by The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, National Endowment for the Arts, California Arts Council, VIA Art Fund, Pasadena Art Alliance, The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors through the Los Angeles County Department of Arts and Culture, The Buddy Taub Foundation, City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs, Jorgensen Foundation, Center for Cultural Innovation, and our patrons and subscribers.
