Artists Conceptual Curators Galleries and Gallerists Museums News Political Whitney Biennial 2026 Review: A Bold, Messy Portrait of Contemporary America July 06, 2026 Those who go into the latest Whitney Biennial looking for a common theme or organizing principle may come away disappointed. …
Artists Conceptual Curators Environmental Exhibitions Galleries and Gallerists Museums News Political John Wilson at The Met: A Landmark Exhibition of an American Visionary October 11, 2025 John Wilson was an influential artist whose creative vision took shape across multiple disciplines. In essence, he was a lithographer, …
Artists Conceptual Curators Exhibitions Fairs Galleries and Gallerists Museums News Political Berlin Art Week 2025: When Fashion Shines Bright September 21, 2025 Positions Berlin Art Fair at Tempelhof This year, the best part of Positions Berlin Art Fair is Fashion, a special …
Artists Conceptual Curators Exhibitions Galleries and Gallerists Museums News Performance Political Black Fire on White Fire: Alexey Kononenko’s Genesis in Wartime Jerusalem July 27, 2025 The wail of sirens pierces the darkness of an empty city. A light from a window falls onto the roof …
Artists Conceptual Curators Galleries and Gallerists News Political Severed Existence — Three Artists Explore Immigration, Memory, and Identity July 21, 2025 Each communal gallery in Berlin is an exhibition space sponsored by one of the city’s districts; together, they form a …
adblock Artists Exhibitions Galleries and Gallerists News Political Mina Alikhani Represents the Islamic Republic’s Capital Offense of “Crimes Against God” Using the Female Form May 09, 2024 Mina Alikhani’s studio in Los Angeles’ trendy Silver Lake neighborhood is filled with afternoon light. The open plan space is …
Artists News Political “A Revolution On Canvas”—a daughter’s quest to reclaim her dissident father’s paintings from Tehran March 11, 2024 Art reflects truth, sometimes to the detriment of the artist. This was Nickzad “Nicky” Nodjoumi’s experience. The fine artist’s bold …
Galleries and Gallerists Museums News Political Climate Activists Throw Soup at ‘Mona Lisa’ February 01, 2024 Last Sunday, two climate activists, one of them wearing a shirt that read “food response,” hurled pumpkin soup onto the …
Artists Environmental News Political Old/New/Temporary/Permanent: A Sculpture Tour of Manhattan August 22, 2022 Have you ever noticed how much sculpture exists in public spaces? In places of communal gathering all over the world—from …
Artists Galleries and Gallerists Performance Political Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara: Dispatches from Imprisoned Dissident Artist in Cuba May 07, 2022 Consider these drawings as visual diary entries. Eloquence often lies within harsh brevity. They are dispatches from the restive mind …
Curators News Political Cuban Curator Anamely Ramos Gonzalez Stranded in Miami February 19, 2022 MIAMI—Unconscionable actions taken by American Airlines on Wednesday, Feb. 16, have sent shockwaves first through the Cuban art world, and …
Artists Exhibitions Galleries and Gallerists Museums Political Reconsidering Norman Rockwell March 12, 2021 Norman Rockwell (1894-1978), The Runaway, 1958. Cover illustration for The Saturday Evening Post, September 20, 1958. Oil on canvas. (Courtesy: …
Artists Auctions Exhibitions Instagram News Political STAND UP—Call from Arts to Better Future August 25, 2020 All of a sudden, there is a rush of things art to look forward to. Some, like The Metropolitan Museum’s …
Artists Exhibitions News Political Dorothea Lange Points the Way for Today’s Activist Image Makers June 12, 2020 One byproduct of museums’ closure during the COVID-19 pandemic is that some exhibits have extended their running time by dint …
Artists Exhibitions Museums Political Missed the Vida Americana Exhibit at the Whitney? See It Online! April 22, 2020 Amid the closures necessitated by health and safety concerns because of the coronavirus, some art museums here in New York …
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