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The Armory Show Turns 30: A Sobering Yet Insightful Celebration
The Armory Show, celebrating its 30th anniversary under the Frieze brand, features 235 exhibitors from 30 countries, including 55 first-time participants. Despite being NYC’s largest art fair, the event’s energy
Bukhara’s Biennial Debut: Contemporary Art & Plov
Uzbekistan’s first major international biennial, Recipes for Broken Hearts, will take place in Bukhara next year. Organized by the Uzbekistan Art and Culture Development Foundation (ACDF) and curated by Diana
Mehmet Güleryüz Passes Away: From Istanbul to Paris, A Life of Art and Freedom
Mehmet Güleryüz, a prominent figure in contemporary Turkish art, passed away in Paris at the age of 86. Renowned for his social critique and exploration of individual freedom, Güleryüz’s dramatic
NYC Fall 2024: Top 10 Must-See Art Exhibitions
Ella Fitzgerald famously sings, “Autumn in New York, why does it seem so inviting?” As we approach the new season, New York’s museums and galleries begin to stir with excitement.
London’s Powerful New Memorial: “The Wake” by Khaleb Brooks
London has unveiled its first memorial to the victims of transatlantic slavery, designed by interdisciplinary artist and activist Khaleb Brooks. “The Wake,” a 7-meter-high bronze cowrie shell sculpture, will be
LACMA, Hammer, MOCA Unite
The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), Hammer Museum, and Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) have partnered to jointly own and manage 260 artworks from the collection of local
Frieze Sculpture 2024: New Works and Diverse Voices at Regent’s Park
Curated by Fatoş Üstek for the second year in a row, Frieze Sculpture 2024 returns to London’s Regent’s Park, featuring 27 works—including 18 new pieces—from 22 artists, including Yoshitomo Nara,
Netflix Founder Introduces Skiable Art Museum at Utah’s Powder Mountain
Reed Hastings, founder of Netflix, is set to make a significant impact on the art world with an innovative project at his recent acquisition, Powder Mountain in Utah. An outdoor
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Jesús Briceño Reyes Discusses His Practice and the “Istanbulites” Exhibition
In his solo exhibition presented by Zarastro Art at Istanbul Airport, Venezuelan artist Jesús Briceño Reyes invites the viewer to rethink the various identities, relationships, and interactions of Istanbulites, characterizing the daily human scenes encountered in the city. We sat
Yinka Shonibare: Navigating Identity Through Cultural Interchange
Yinka Shonibare explores colonialism, authenticity, identity, and power relations through his paintings, photographs, videos, and installations. Raised speaking Yoruba and immersed in British and American media, Shonibare’s work reflects a blend of influences and a questioning of cultural purity. Born
Top 10 Contemporary Art Galleries in London: New Visions and Possibilities
Renowned for its legacy, London is celebrated for its thriving contemporary art scene. The city draws visual artists from around the globe eager to present their work. Both local and international audiences come to the city to indulge in the
Nicole Eisenman: Brushing Against Conventions
Nicole Eisenman, also known as the “bad girl” for her emotionally charged narrative paintings, serves as a reminder of what is possible if one is brave and outspoken, in tune with their identity. The viewer can expect to observe humor,
Best Contemporary Art Museums: Top 10 Lesser-Known Museums Around the World in 2024 (UPDATED)
Everybody knows MoMA, Tate Modern, and Centre Pompidou, but how about other contemporary art museums? We have selected ten of the lesser-known museums around the world that should be on your radar in the next year with striking locations, architecture,
Yoshitomo Nara: Aesthetic Rebellion and Emotional Resonance
From his early influences in Germany to the fusion of Kawaii and Kowai in his art, delve into Nara’s emotional and rebellious journey. Uncover the layers of his signature style, rise to global fame, and the profound allegories in iconic
Julian Opie: Shaping the Visual Landscape with Simplicity and Playfulness
Julian Opie’s art delves into the convergence of the human form, contemporary experience, and technology. He skillfully simplifies and distorts images across various mediums, including drawings, paintings, sculptures, and LED animations. Opie’s fascination with movement challenges traditional artistic norms. Reminiscent
Peter Doig Paintings: A Journey Through Memory, Context, and Materiality
Peter Doig’s vision lies in his adeptness at navigating memory, context, and materiality. Peter Doig paintings transcend mere depictions of landscapes; they serve as gateways to explore the labyrinth of human memory. Through his work, the artist invites viewers to
