audrey wollen

Audrey Wollen speaks to Chloe and Flannery from your new favorite band.

From L.A. cholas to Tumblr teens, a close look at how sadness became a style.

When appropriation, supposedly in the name of art, involves stealing and manipulating images of women’s bodies, something beyond creative license is going on.

As Richard Prince opens a new show of deconstructed female figures in New York, artist and sad girl theorist Audrey Wollen contextualizes the work in a tradition of art historical sexism.

Imagine receiving a text message that one of the world’s most prominent artists had appropriated your work, divorcing it of its original meaning. That’s exactly what happened to Audrey Wollen, a Los Angeles-based artist whose recreation of Diego...