Wendy Vogel

RT @ArtinAmerica: “52 Artists: A Feminist Milestone” spans more than a half-century of feminist art, deftly tracking changes in artists' ap…

RT @Artforum: “Up Your Ass,” Valerie Solanas’s one-act play now published for the first time, pokes fun at post-Pill, pre-Roe 1960s sexual…

RT @PPOWGallery: In this month's @Artforum, @wendylvogel reviews Tiamat Legion Medusa and #CarlosMotta's recent exhibition at #OCDChinatow…

Wrote about the legacy of Colette Lumiere's genre-defying, proto-Romantic Punk life-as-art practice (an arguable precursor to @Madonna's Like a Virgin, among many others!) for @art_agenda

e-flux Criticism @efluxcriticism

#REVIEW: Colette Lumiere’s early work highlights her protean approach to the self as work of art, and raises the familiar question of why she isn't as well-known as her male peers, writes Wendy Vogel. @wendylvogel #CompanyGallery Read here: https://t.co/1Vcv9ShucV https://t.co/HjScXWOqX8

RT @art_agenda: #REVIEW: This year’s Every Woman Biennial made use of NFTs, allowing women and nonbinary artists to experiment in a male-do…

I'm delighted to have contributed an essay to this Hedda Hopper-themed issue of @DilettanteArmy! Click through to see my thoughts about the history of the word gossip, #MeToo, and the articulation of feminist utopias in Promising Young Woman & I May Destroy You!

Dilettante Army @DilettanteArmy

Our scandalous summer issue, “Hedda Hopper,” is out now! Let’s talk about gossip media, right-wing politics, and tremendous hats. With: Jennifer Frost of @nyupress, @daniel_m_lavery, @wendylvogel, @JETVGC, Zachary Tavlin, @RachelFederDU, @sarahkaneissexy https://t.co/rYMupp2uRm

RT @ArtinAmerica: After visiting the “imposing fortress” of a rural Southerner's home, Beverly Buchanan “left with the understanding of sil…

Huge day, but also let's not forget

ACLU @ACLU

True justice for George Floyd means renewing our conviction to create a world where police do not have the opportunity to use violence to target Black people.

RT @art_agenda: #REARVIEW: Wendy Vogel revisits WACK! Art and the Feminist Revolution, taking into account all that the influential exhibit…

RT @PioneerWorks_: New on the Broadcast: Suffering from art world burnout, critic @wendylvogel joined a yoga teaching program later accused…

For @MousseMagazine I wrote about Rosemary Mayer: AIR cofounder, researcher of the ephemeral, maker of gorgeous fabric sculptures (h/t to @maikapollack @chloewyma @tbird_news whose work on Mayer I revisited during my research process!)

Mousse Magazine @MousseMagazine

Wendy Vogel retraces the history and practice of #RosemaryMayer (1943–2014). An artist, writer, and one of the founding members of A.I.R., New York’s first all-women cooperative gallery. https://t.co/hPmCgcyGWk

Talked with #jessechun for @artforum about her new exhibition SULLAE 술래, based in part on a Korean women's moon dance that "historically has been known as an opportunity to unleash anger—silenced anger."

artforum @Artforum

“I wanted to work with language in a way where I can open it up and see what’s there, whether it’s open wounds or systems. Can I open it up and dispossess it, rather than trying to produce?” Jesse Chun on lunar colonization and “unlanguaging” empire: https://t.co/TdP3nHQKTA https://t.co/X9ZOcFaFr8

RT @MousseMagazine: https://t.co/glqXV7ioh9 Today we might recognize Peter Nagy not only as an artist who anticipated the trends of art tha…

Looking back on Nikki S. Lee's shapeshifting work of the 90s and early '00s about cultural assimilation & appropriation for @ArtinAmerica

Art in America @ArtinAmerica

Nikki S. Lee’s quick ascent, fade into the background, and reemergence can be read against the art world’s cyclical patterns of embracing and ignoring identity politics, writes @wendylvogel https://t.co/SIv1ZwugU5 https://t.co/5WFN5nPSsE

Weapon of Choice: I wrote about the wave of exhibitions on view in NYC about reproductive choice for @Artforum, with a detour through my time as a TX Planned Parenthood volunteer. (thx for the rt @artswriters!)

The Andy Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grant @artswriters

For @Artforum, @wendylvogel writes about contemporary artists frame abortion in no uncertain terms as a political, intersectional, and conceptual issue. Read more: https://t.co/MQ3nvtq4Nm

Wrote an @Artforum #CriticsPick of Whitney Hubbs's show at SITUATIONS: "her images possess a psychosexual tension—not to mention a preoccupation with staging—that aligns them with performance art." https://t.co/w3d5ojTaZM

RT @artswriters: "when considering aesthetic questions with political weight, perhaps we should not be so enamored with 'ambiguity.'" Wendy…