When Shari D. Behnke and Yoko Ott decided to create a prize for the New Foundation Seattle, they decided to go big. Really big. One hundred thousand dollars big. “Well, we wanted an amount that would ...

Martha Rosler has been named as the inaugural recipient of the 100K Prize, a biennial award given by The New Foundation Seattle (TNFS) to an influential, US-based female artist (including transgender ...

Martha Rosler, "housing is a human right" (1989). A project of the Public Art Fund, Times Square Spectacolor sign, New York. All images courtesy of the author unless otherwise noted. It's hard to talk ...

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Over the past decade, as Times Square has continued exploding into an endlessly brighter, denser, gaudier spectacle, Rosler’s collection of flyers, newspaper clippings, informational pamphlets, and ...

One person’s trash is another person’s treasure. That’s the theory behind Martha Rosler’s “Meta-Monumental Garage Sale,” a large-scale version of the classic commercial tradition that will, quite ...

Since the 1960s, the artist has channeled her wit and her conscience into works that face American injustice head-on. By Alice Newell-Hanson and Sean Donnola The artist uses food as a medium and as a ...

Different centuries, different contexts, different genders and different media apart, the eye of Martha Rosler has been and is equally direct and unflinching as her historic Spanish counterpart.

Pratt is honored to welcome artist Martha Rosler and art historian Julia Bryan-Wilson for a conversation exploring Rosler’s powerful, politically engaged work on urbanism, women, war, and forms of ...

We interview artist Martha Rosler, whose work is currently on view through September 8 in the exhibition, State of Mind: New California Art Circa 1970, at the Bronx Museum in New York, NY. Martha ...