Ms. KIKI SMITH (Artist): The Tale piece was about kind of shame and humiliation about something - like that you're dragging this sort of internal personal garbage around with you all the time.

It’s almost remarkable how regularly it happens. You’re speaking to an established person in the art world and they casually mention Pat Steir as if talking about a parent or pal—not one of ...

Paintings by Bruce Kurland and new photographs by his daughter Justine Kurland; Jonas Mekas’s experimental work; and Kiki Smith’s art at the Museum at Eldridge Street.

"Kiki Smith and Paper" explores Smith's fascination ... A multi-disciplinary artist, Smith is well known as a printmaker, having worked extensively in etching, lithography, screenprint, rubber ...

The Artist: Kiki Smith, known for her art depicting humans and other animals in natural, sometimes folkloric settings, grew up in an artistic household in the 1950s and ’60s. Her father ...

Kiki Smith, print and sculpture-focused artist, eco-feminist, and conceptual thinker, spoke and inspired at the Johnson Museum last Thursday. Distant and warm all at once, she captivated her crowd ...

Artist Kiki Smith, daughter of the American sculptor Tony Smith, had an unorthodox upbringing in New Jersey. “There was a gravestone with our name in front of the house,” she said in 2003.

At a packed Kane Hall on Thursday night, the famous artist Kiki Smith said it herself: "I'm, like, a super-goofy person." She was simultaneously flip and fuck-you-commanding, saying things like ...

Kiki Smith headlined the Nasher's Speaker Series ... the Irish Catholic talent just moved into the IAA artist-in-residency at the University of North Texas where she'll work during 2013-2014 ...

Entering “I Myself Have Seen It: Photography and Kiki Smith” is less like visiting an art exhibit than inhabiting an artist’s mind — an artist’s hectic, multifocused, densely populated mind.

"It's totally convoluted," Kiki Smith cheerfully said of her ... "I was the first person to have a glasswork on the cover of an art magazine," Smith said. "That was very important to the glass ...