12 LGBTQ+ Artists Having Institutional Shows This Pride Month
The spirit of Pride continues.
The ARTnews Guide to Performance Art, Part 2: 1950s to the Present
The most salient development for performance art after 1950 was the sheer number of artists who embraced it.
Who Was Salvador Dalí and Why Was He So Important?
Hear the word Surrealism and Salvador Dalí will most likely spring to mind
Who Was Charmion von Wiegand and Why Is She Important?
What would she do if she could do anything, Charmion von Wiegand’s psychoanalyst asked her in 1927. “Why, paint, of course,” she answered. When he asked why she wasn’t doing that, she…
How an Installation by Architect Andrés Jaque Predicted New York’s Apocalyptic Orange Smog
The work, on view at the Venice Design Biennale, critiques the misguided effort to secure cities from the effects of climate change.
In Her Kunsthalle Basel Exhibition, Tiona Nekkia McClodden Contemplates Breathing and Mercy
“The big reveal in the show deals with my sleep apnea, which happened well into the show’s planning,” she said.
Basel’s Schaulager Takes Key Video and Film Installations ‘Out of the Box’ and Into Its Galleries
To toast its 20th anniversary, the space is showing works that were difficult to exhibit previously.
On Eve of Basel Unlimited’s Debut, Artist Radcliffe Bailey Has His Sights Set on Bigger Things
Bailey speaks with ARTnews from his Atlanta home.
P. Staff’s Kunsthalle Basel Show May Burn Images into Your Retina
“I do want to trouble, not always with a negative connotation, but to just to unsettle a little,” the artist said.
Ahead of Art Basel, Zurich Art Weekend Returns with Strong Offerings
A look around the best exhibitions on view in the city, including at Galerie Gmurzynska, Hauser & Wirth, Galerie Eva Presenhuber, and more.