A.R.T. announces Luis Camnitzer as its 2022 Artist Honoree!
A.R.T. is celebrating Camnitzer by distributing 25,000 free art books to 650 public libraries, schools, and prisons in his name.

The A.R.T. Library Program has distributed 525,645 free art books to a growing network of 7,405 public schools, libraries, prisons, and reading centers nationwide.
A.R.T. is celebrating Camnitzer by distributing 25,000 free art books to 650 public libraries, schools, and prisons in his name.
“The D.U.C’s commitment to books is not only a commitment to writers, makers, designers, and readers; and to the libraries that house, care, and lend books. But it is also a commitment to all margins (physical, social, economic, ideological, sexual, ethnic, cultural, spiritual, etc.) and to what is said and unsaid between lines and images.” (1)
"Most people encounter a Felix Gonzalez-Torres work in a museum, and it can be a revelatory encounter. But not everyone goes to a museum, and there are certain kinds of experiences that are difficult to have in that space... Books can do something different: they give you time and the ability to return, again and again."
"On any given Friday, during our one-hour session through Unrestricted Interest, we might talk about anything from poetics to neologisms (“hacking language norms”) to tramp life to the kindredness of fish to neurodivergent revolution. I support her with her writing and she supports me with my thinking."
Studio K.O.S. (Kids of Survival) investigate art-making as a process of collaborative learning and literacy-building.