Charles Atlas, "Painting by Numbers" (2012), video projection (Courtesy Luhring Augustine) In opening crowd consisting of a bizarre combination of bearded and flanneled Bushwick hipsters, Roberta ...

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“About Time,” the title of the new Charles Atlas career survey at the ICA, is a not-so-subtle double-pun. Atlas works primarily in film and video — what the art world likes to call “time-based media” ...

What’s hanging above your couch? Two framed prints by Nicole Eisenman. They’re individual heads — one blue and one black. They were a gift from Nicole. A “Tutu Head,” which belonged to my friend Leigh ...

Like tens of thousands of young men and boys before him, Tom Manfre first caught sight of Charles Atlas in the back pages of the comic books he read so voraciously. With a sculpted chest, leopard ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by The visual artist Charles Atlas started his video career with Merce Cunningham, but his new Pioneer Works project shows how many leaps he has taken ...

The video artist Charles Atlas opens one of his most ambitious and complex commissions this week at Pioneer Works in Brooklyn. Projected on both walls of the institution’s 100-foot-long Main Hall, The ...

Installation view of “Charles Atlas: About Time” at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston. Photo by Mel Taing / courtesy the artist and Luhring Augustine, New York Welcome to One Fine Show, ...

An interview with Charles Atlas conducted 2016 May 31-June 1, by Linda Yablonsky, for the Archives of American Art's Visual Arts and the AIDS Epidemic: An Oral History Project, at Atlas' home and ...

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