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Art
Lover of Swamps Brings One to MoMA
Danish artist Jakob Kudsk Steensen is debuting his immersive digital installation "Berl-Berl" at New York’s Museum of Modern Art, recreating the ecological and mythological essence…
Sarah Zapata’s ‘In Escape From the Vices of Idleness’ Exhibition at Sargent’s Daughters
Sarah Zapata's exhibition at Sargent’s Daughters gallery features immersive, hand-woven textile sculptures inspired by her Peruvian heritage and family history, presented as large-scale architectural installations…
Melissa Joseph’s ‘Bridal Shower’ Needle-Felted Artwork Exhibition
Melissa Joseph is exhibiting large-scale needle-felted artworks at the Charles Moffett gallery in Manhattan through October 17, blending domestic and industrial themes inspired by her…
Shelley Niro’s ‘The Iroquois Is a Highly Developed Matriarchal Society’
Shelley Niro, a Mohawk artist from the Turtle Clan, is presenting a solo exhibition titled “In Her Lifetime” at Hales Gallery in Manhattan through October…
The Power of Fashion in Ancient Rome Exhibition Opens
The Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek museum in Copenhagen is hosting an exhibition that explores how ancient Roman fashion used luxurious materials, dyes, and styles to display…
Renoir and the radical portrayal of love in art
The National Gallery has launched a new exhibition showcasing Pierre-Auguste Renoir’s depictions of love and intimate relationships, opening on Valentine’s Day. By highlighting a less-explored,…
From an Intense Marriage, Pioneering Work
The Metropolitan Museum of Art is launching a major fall exhibition, “Krasner and Pollock: Past Continuous,” showcasing nearly 120 works that highlight the artistic relationship…
From Intense Marriage, Pioneering Work in Art
Lee Krasner, an influential American abstract expressionist, developed a distinctive artistic voice alongside and after her marriage to Jackson Pollock, navigating personal struggles and evolving…
Fine Art Exhibition: The Enduring Influence of Winslow Homer on the Wyeth Family
The Portland Museum of Art opened an exhibition focused on Winslow Homer’s etchings and paintings, featuring notable attention from artist Jamie Wyeth, who acknowledged Homer’s…
As new Tate director prepares to take over, advice to bring fun back
Jessica Cotton has been named the new director of the Tate, taking over from current leadership and officially starting January 1. Her role will focus…
Weird and wonderful, a billion-dollar museum lands in Los Angeles
The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art opened in South Los Angeles, featuring a 300,000-square-foot building designed by Ma Yansong that houses George Lucas and Mellody…
Brilliance and trash from the surrealist who sent up Freud
The recent retrospective showcases René Magritte’s art, highlighting his use of ambiguity, surrealism, and satire to challenge traditional representation and psychoanalytic interpretation. The exhibition emphasizes…
Unpacking a century of studio style
The Musée Bourdelle in Paris has launched an exhibition titled *The Fabric of the Artist*, showcasing over a century of artists’ clothing as a means…
History, It Turns Out, Makes a Great Muse
Cree artist Kent Monkman is leading a large-scale public sculpture project featuring beaver figures on Toronto’s waterfront, set to debut this fall as part of…
History, It Turns Out, Makes a Great Muse
Cree two-spirit artist Kent Monkman will present “Officer and Laughing Girl” at the Frick Collection this November, becoming the institution’s first Indigenous exhibitor. His reinterpretation…
Arthur Jafa and the Power of Blackness
The New Museum in New York is opening a major retrospective of artist-filmmaker Arthur Jafa, showcasing his films and works that confront race and identity…
Career Retrospectives And Social Activism
The New York art season will feature major exhibitions including retrospectives of Roy Lichtenstein at the Whitney and Lee Krasner and Jackson Pollock at the…
Artur Jafa and the Power of Blackness
The New Museum in New York has opened "I Am Tony," the largest retrospective of artist and filmmaker Arthur Jafa, showcasing his work that confronts…
Exploring the Art and Vision of Arthur Jafa
Artist and filmmaker Arthur Jafa is currently showcasing a multifaceted exhibition at the New Museum that combines sculpture, photography, and immersive video to explore themes…
Shows, Near and Far, That Are Worth a Visit
This fall, major museums across the U.S. and Europe are presenting diverse exhibitions ranging from Constantin Brancusi’s sculptural techniques and Renaissance bronzes to contemporary Korean…
Career Retrospectives And Social Activism
New York's upcoming art season features major retrospectives of influential artists like Roy Lichtenstein and Lee Krasner alongside exhibitions addressing social justice themes, including Black…
History, It Turns Out, Makes a Great Muse
Cree artist Kent Monkman will present “Officer and Laughing Girl” at the Frick Collection this November, marking the first Native artist to exhibit at the…
A Trial Run of Dogs
Artist Camille Henrot recently shared insights into her multidisciplinary projects, which explore themes like care, social precariousness, and ecological crisis through sculpture, film, and installation.…
The Artistic Vision and Impact of Arthur Jafa
Arthur Jafa, a prominent artist and filmmaker known for exploring Black identity through diverse media, is preparing a major exhibition at New Museum in New…
Highlights from ‘Continuum ’26’ annual exhibition
The exhibition “Continuum ’26” opened in Diriyah, featuring works by 17 emerging artists from 12 countries who developed pieces around themes of memory, power, embodiment,…
Lichtenstein in Today's Light
The Whitney Museum has recreated Roy Lichtenstein’s lost 96-foot "Greene Street Mural," which will be destroyed after the exhibition to highlight the artist’s acceptance of…
The radical who made furniture fantastical
Artist Wendell Castle is honored in a new exhibition that recreates the 1960s-70s loft he shared with ceramicist Nancy Jurs, showcasing how their living environment…
Always Restless, Even Reckless
French artist Camille Henrot has expanded her practice with a new film on motherhood, a public sculpture installation in Central Park, and her theatrical debut…
Van Gogh Collection Reunited After Four Decades
The Kroller-Muller Museum in the Netherlands has brought together its entire collection of 88 Vincent Van Gogh paintings for a major exhibition running from September…
Young Women Getting Their Due
The American Folk Art Museum is opening an exhibition on October 9 that spotlights nearly 100 landscape art pieces created by girls and young women,…