All art evolves with time: what was once cutting edge may now feel outmoded, while something that was previously forgettable might today seem prescient. Few artists are as tied to this cycle as Cory ...

On November 6, 2002, when a Luxair plane crashed while attempting to land at Luxembourg Airport, 20 passengers were killed. Among them was the Luxembourgish artist Michel Majerus, who at 35 had ...

I’ll be the first to admit that I’m untrusting of technology. Once, while I was in the midst of battling with a particularly stubborn printer, a good friend labeled me an “anochranistocrat.” If not ...

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Brillo boxes in 1964, and Arcangel takes the idea to a new level with this stack of 55-inch flat screens. Unlike the famed Brillo pile, the Vizio LCD HDTVs are actually in the boxes, waiting to become ...

Cory Arcangel is a contemporary American multimedia artist. Best known for his post-Internet video art that conflates digital schema and contemporary culture, his work explores nostalgia and the ...

MoMA curator Barbara London introduced Paper Rad featuring Cory Arcangel, “an evening of live performances, art, and music” presented in conjunction with the museum’s threadbare “Automatic Update” ...

If only we’d been told as teenagers that drinking cough syrup, playing videogames, and listening to Appetite for Destruction on repeat could turn us into art stars, we might have ended up like Cory ...

As a recent exhibition at the Akron Art Museum demonstrates, video games are at a creative peak, as fine artists respond to and play with video gaming culture, visuals, and communities. When I walked ...

The funny thing about any new technology is that, before you know it, it becomes obsolete, said Miranda Siegel in New York. Digital artist Cory Arcangel seeks out bygone cutting-edge devices—a ...