Lucy Ives

After attending an exhibition at the Met Museum, Lucy Ives wonders about the allegories and metaphors we choose to imagine our political future

To celebrate the recent release of her book, An Image of My Name Enters America, the author shares a list of literary works that have inspired her

The artist’s ambiguous sartorial ensembles are a reflection of her artistic practice

Lucy Ives profiles the artist whose fabric sculptures conserve the texture of everyday life

In a cross-continent phone conversation, one author traces the narrative artist’s evolution through her books

Primer (2004) asks what happens when history is always hanging in the balance

For John Boskovich, Jean-Jacques Lequeu, Florine Stettheimer and Niki de Saint Phalle, obsessive decor served as ‘preparation for a voyage to another plane’

50 years since Apollo 11 and the Manson killings, Lucy Ives reflects on the guilt and male privilege that plagued the Summer of Love

An exhibition of the work of the late Madeline Gins reveals an artist, architect and poet who pushed language into intensely imaginative and speculative realms