Scenes From Dia Art Foundation’s Fall Gala
On Oct. 2, more than 400 artists, philanthropists, curators, and cultural luminaries gathered in...
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Mel Odom’s Art of Decadent Dramatics
A new exhibition at David Lewis firmly establishes the New York portraitist’s place in the...
White Cube’s First U.S. Gallery Arrives With a Bang
This past weekend, White Cube celebrated the opening of its first permanent stateside gallery with...
With a Dazzling Work by Martin Puryear, Storm King Looks Ahead
Hudson Valley’s sprawling museum and sculpture park recently unveiled an amorphous brick...
Barbara Iweins Catalogued Every Single Item She Owns
Faced with the prospect of packing and moving everything in her house post-divorce, the Belgian...
From Upstate New York, Magazzino Charts a Future for Italian Art
The museum and research center entered its next chapter with the unveiling of the Robert Olnick...
Art-World Power Players Light Up the High Line
On Sept. 20, power players in art, business, culture, and entertainment came together to celebrate...
Hank Willis Thomas Speaks on the Work That Remains
The artist and For Freedoms co-founder was recently presented with the 2023 Medal of Arts award by...
Art21’s First-Ever Film Festival Kicks Off at Metrograph
On Sept. 13, artists and filmmakers gathered at Metrograph in New York to celebrate the opening...
A Photographic Ode to New York’s Vanishing Mom-and-Pop Shops
In their latest book, photographers James and Karla Murray document the independent storefronts...
A Year After Mahsa Amini’s Death, Artists Have Even More to Say
Embraced by Iranian protesters following the murder of Mahsa Amini, the rallying cry “woman,...
A Painter Who Flattens to Find Expanse
Math Bass’s deceptively breezy canvases, which explore the movement of bodies in space and...
The World Still Hasn’t Caught Up to John Waters
A newly opened retrospective at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures highlights six decades of the
Tetsuya Ishida’s Alienated Generation
The late painter deftly captured the turbulence and terror that reverberated throughout Japan...
Nairy Baghramian Is Scratching Down the Walls
Taking over the empty niches along the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Fifth Avenue facade are the...
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