At the Neutra VDL House, Lily Clark and Lachlan Turczan Probe Perceptions
With their first collaborative exhibition, “Confluence,” the Los Angeles artists probe our...
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Creator Labs Embarks on Its Ninth Season Showcase
Plus, our editor's selection of seven impactful images from this season's cohort of artists.
At Art Basel Miami Beach and Beyond, Jesse Krimes Ascends
On the heels of a monumental solo exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Jesse Krimes makes...
Javier Calleja Finds Clarity in Whimsical Figuration
For his first New York City exhibition in more than a decade, Calleja’s mysterious figures...
The Museums, Galleries, and Pop-Ups to Visit During Miami Art Week 2024
Amid the frenetic energy of Miami Art Week's headlining fairs, the Magic City's local galleries and
Seven Fairs To Explore During Miami Art Week 2024
Consider this your guide to just a few of the fairs bringing all manner of art and design to Miami...
Holograms and Boundary-Pushing Laser Art Dazzle in a Basement Gallery
A subterranean darkroom may seem an unlikely place for a visceral art encounter, but subverting...
In the Oeuvre of Terence Ntsako Maluleke, Storytelling Runs Deep
With Jackson Hlungwani’s Gift II, the Johannesburg-based painter immortalizes a cherished...
Ron Norsworthy Imagines a “Narcissus” for Our Times
In his newly opened exhibition at Edwynn Houk Gallery, the queer image maker’s poignant collaged...
Dia Art Foundation Rings In 50 Years
On Nov. 4, more than 400 artists, philanthropists, museum directors, curators, and art-world...
Celebrating 70 Years of the Smithsonian Archives of American Art
On Oct. 29, the Smithsonian Archives of American Art held its annual gala at Rockefeller Center’s
Franklin Williams Is (Still) In It for Himself
The California-based artist and educator combines folk art, textile craft, sculpture, and...
Alteronce Gumby Is Embracing Nature’s Interconnectedness
After he started hiking and connecting with the outdoors more, the Bronx-based artist and avid...
Roselee Goldberg Reflects on 20 Years of Performa
The founder of the art organization and biennial reflects on the liberating power of live...
In For Freedoms’ New Monograph, Rujeko Hockley Asks: When I Call, Who Listens?
In an essay excerpted from the artist-run coalition's newly released book, the curator Rujeko...
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