Addressing class structures and class mobility, these artists engage in practices that acknowledge broader, everyday audiences.
Josh Kline in “Human Nature”
Lubaina Himid in “Between Worlds”
Rose Salane's Lost & Found
The Freedom to Move
Shaun Leonardo
Tanya Aguiñiga in "Borderlands"
Extended Segment
In Between Languages
Meriem Bennani
Robin Rhode in "Johannesburg"
Barbara Kruger: Part of the Discourse
Theaster Gates in "Chicago"
Caroline Woolard Flips the Real Estate Script
Thomas Hirschhorn in "Investigation"
Catherine Opie: Sandusky, Ohio
Mary Mattingly Owns Up
LaToya Ruby Frazier Makes Moving Pictures
Tommy Hartung's Budget Guide to New York
Jeff Koons: Money & Value
Mark Bradford in "Paradox"
Sara Yukiko follows her eye
DD Herschlein works despite it all
Original interview conducted by Samantha Ozer in January 2022, edited by Jurrell Lewis. Original photography by Elliott Jerome Brown Jr. for Art21. Additional photography courtesy of the artist and Carlos/Ishikawa Gallery. Published in June 2022.
Wong Kit Yi investigates models for converting collectors into patrons.