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Jerry Saltz Critiques Refik Anadol
The clash between critic Jerry Saltz and digital media artist Refik Anadol has re-ignited after Saltz’s recent remarks: “Anadol’s mind-numbing multi-million-dollar spectacle is a house of cards and hall of
The Met Welcomes Halilaj, Lee Bul, and Tong Yang-Tze
The Metropolitan Museum of Art unveils its 2024 commissions for the rooftop, facade, and Great Hall, featuring Petrit Halilaj’s poignant Balkan odyssey, Lee Bul’s cybernetic marvels, and the venerable Tong
Judy Chicago’s Retrospective at the New Museum
Judy Chicago: Herstory, the New Museum’s retrospective, offers a comprehensive journey through the artist’s remarkable six-decade career. Best known for her groundbreaking work, “The Dinner Party,” a sprawling tribute to
Banksy Exposed? Interview Resurfaces, Adding New Layers to the Mystery
In a surprising twist, a recently uncovered 2003 BBC interview hints at Banksy’s identity, adding a new layer to the enigma of the elusive street artist. Is this Banksy’s true
George Baselitz’s Monumental Linocuts Redefine Desire in London
In a bold exhibition in London, Georg Baselitz reimagines 19th-century erotic lithographs as monumental linocuts. Baselitz, known for his penchant for outrage, turns the images upside down, infusing them with
Sotheby’s Celebrates Landau’s Remarkable Collection
Sotheby’s sale of the Emily Fisher Landau collection fetched $425 million. In a market where single-owner sales are a rarity, this white-glove auction of 111 works not only exceeded expectations
Anish Kapoor’s Exhibition in New York: From Vibrant Oils to the Mystique of Vantablack
Anish Kapoor’s spellbinding exhibition in New York showcases vibrant oil paintings pulsating with life, gouache drawings bridging the realms of biology and architecture, and sculptures crafted from the innovative Vantablack
Abramović at the RA
Marina Abramović’s retrospective at the Royal Academy is the first in the organization’s history devoted to a female artist, underscoring her stature as a groundbreaking figure. The exhibition showcases pivotal
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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
The Definitive Global Art Bookshop Guide 2023
Step into a world where art and literature intertwine, as we embark on a journey to explore the most captivating art bookshops around the globe in 2023. From the bustling streets of New York City to the romantic avenues of
Exploring the Digital Art Revolution – What is Digital Art About These Days?
The art world, steeped in centuries of tradition, is embracing the blurred boundaries with the digital sphere, asking ‘what is digital art?’
The Enigmatic Realms of Anna Weyant: Painting the Uncanny and Beyond
Weyant’s exploration of abjection offers a fresh perspective on femininity within a media landscape that often objectifies women based on societal beauty standards. Her skillful fusion of contemporary elements with the Baroque tradition sets her apart as a rising talent
Takashi Murakami’s Flowers: Symbolism, Influence, and Enduring Popularity
From their influence on anime and manga to their presence in renowned galleries, Takashi Murakami’s flowers have left an indelible mark on the art world. Explore the rich symbolism and enduring legacy behind Murakami’s flower motif.
Best Contemporary Art Museums: Top 10 Lesser-Known Museums Around the World in 2023 (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,
Black Women Artists: Shattering Stereotypes and Reclaiming Narratives
Black women artists have significantly influenced the art world, pushing boundaries and refuting conventional narratives. They explore themes of identity, ethnicity, gender, and social justice through a variety of media, including painting, sculpture, photography, and installation art. The article highlights
Turkish Contemporary Art: Bridging Past and Present
Turkey’s contemporary art scene has a rich and complex history, shaped by various civilizations and influenced by Western artistic styles and methods.
