A tapestry of sensuous, striking and sometimes disturbing imagery, "Drawing Restraint 9" marks the latest cinematic visit to the wacky world of experimental artist Matthew Barney, whose five-film ...

After learning that I had just seen visual artist Matthew Barney’s latest cinematic work, “Drawing Restraint 9,” my husband e-mailed this question to his movie reviewer wife: “Was the movie in any way ...

The abstract and visually magnificent film (one part of Barney’s “Drawing Restraint” series that has its roots at the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art in Kanazawa, Japan) traveled to a limited ...

American WWII soldiers open a mold, exposing a solid architectural structure made entirely of petroleum jelly. The soldiers violently soften the structure with shovels. The wall of a large metal box ...

The Museum of Modern Art, in conjunction with the Laurenz Foundation in Basel, Switzerland, has acquired the complete archive of Matthew Barney's epic Drawing Restraint series, an ongoing project the ...

Eye-catching, adventurous and sometimes plain weird, Matthew Barney's work has seen him acclaimed as one of the finest American artists of his generation. Barney first came to public attention as a ...

Executed, filmed and presented in Gladstone’s 21st Street gallery, the work is performed as a duet between dancer Raphael Xavier (SECONDARY’s Jack Tatum) and Barney (as quarterback Ken Stabler). Half ...

Drawing Restraint 9 A tapestry of sensuous, striking and sometimes disturbing imagery, "Drawing Restraint 9" marks the latest cinematic visit to the wacky world of experimental artist Matthew Barney, ...

Gladstone is pleased to present its first exhibition with Matthew Barney in Seoul, which debuts the most recent work in his career-spanning DRAWING RESTRAINT series. DRAWING RESTRAINT 25, a 28- minute ...

Near the end of Matthew Barney’s visually spellbinding film “Drawing Restraint 9,” a work that might be described as his “Moby-Dick,” the voice of his co-star, Björk, repeats a life-affirming motto in ...

Artist and film-maker Matthew Barney began his Drawing Restraint series in the late 1980s. The idea behind it is straightforward enough: Barney places ferociously awkward obstacles in his own path and ...