Lichtenstein Beyond Canvas
Lichtenstein Remembered is a tribute to Roy Lichtenstein’s artistic legacy on the occasion of his centenary. Curated by Irving Blum at the Gagosian New York, the exhibition aims to shed light on the artist’s sculptures, which have been somewhat overshadowed by his iconic paintings known for their vivid colors and comic book aesthetics. These sculptures, […]
Holzer Meets AI
Since the 1970s, Jenny Holzer has harnessed language as her artistic medium, utilizing poetic, political, and personal texts to engage with our encounters of power, violence, delight, despair, and idealism. The American conceptual artist unveiled recent paintings and robotic LEDs at the Hauser & Wirth gallery in West Hollywood. This event marks her notable return […]
Brooks at Parrish
The Parrish Art Museum is currently hosting James Brooks: A Painting Is a Real Thing, which serves as a portal into the artistic realm of James Brooks (1906-1992). The exhibition highlights artist Brooks’ career-defining moment in 1947 when he pioneered a new painting technique using Bemis cloth. This allowed paint to seep through the fabric, […]
Frieze Seoul Spotlight
In its second year, Frieze Seoul 2023 is set to take place at COEX in Seoul’s Gangnam district from September 6 through 9, 2023. Seoul Art Week will complement the event, solidifying the city’s emergence as a dynamic art capital in Asia. Frieze Seoul features over 120 galleries, primarily showcasing exhibitors from Asia. The event […]
Old Masters Reimagined
The Princeton University Art Museum’s recent exhibition at the Art on Hulfish Gallery brings together photographers who draw inspiration from art history, particularly referencing old masters like Da Vinci and Van Eyck. The show skillfully weaves historical threads with contemporary sensibilities, offering visitors an engaging and enlightening experience that caters to both intellectual and emotional […]
Collishaw’s AI Art
Artist Mat Collishaw, a prominent member of the 1990s Young British Artists group, is poised to reveal an innovative art series at London’s Kew Gardens this fall, delving into the mesmerizing fusion of artistic expression, the natural world’s marvels, and technological ingenuity. The forthcoming exhibition, named Petrichor and slated to run from October 20, 2023, […]
Art Market Enigma
Despite the robust sales observed in fine art auctions, understanding the authentic dynamics of the market has become puzzling due to the rising opaqueness. Despite the robust sales observed in fine-art auctions, understanding the authentic dynamics of the market has become puzzling due to the rising opaqueness. Varying buyer’s premiums among auction houses introduces complexity. […]
Unmasking Tech’s Biases
Rafael Lozano-Hemmer’s Atmospheric Memory at the Powerhouse Museum, Sydney delves into the complex convergence of generative technology, memory, and societal introspection. The exhibition emphasizes a crucial reality: algorithms are never truly neutral, as they inherently carry biases embedded during coding. Through this exploration, it prompts viewers to reconsider the beneficiaries of technological advancements and the ethical dimensions […]
Art & Science Collide
The Getty and Frieze have united to collaborate on an innovative series of commissions and events as part of a new initiative, PST ART: Art & Science Collide, underscoring the increasing significance of interdisciplinary approaches in the art world. The initiative will showcase over 818 artists across more than 50 carefully coordinated exhibitions. Themes will encompass a wide […]
Nauman at SITE Santa Fe
Featuring a collection of new and recent video installations, Bruce Nauman: His Mark at SITE Santa Fe captures the nuances of Bruce Nauman’s daring career. Nauman infuses intense personal elements by incorporating his body into his art, expressing rawness. The exhibition unveiles a striking video work, “Self-Portrait at 80” (2022), depicting Nauman’s body’s contortions in homage to […]