Doug Aitken Makes His Own Western, an Eerie Film Installation About Oil and Placelessness
In a new show currently on view at Zurich’s Galerie Eva Presenhuber, the artist asks where we’re headed as a society.
Artist Julien Creuzet Wants Us to Question What We Know and Free Ourselves
The French-Caribbean artist will represent France at the 2024 Venice Biennale.
A Crystalline Show at Opera Gallery Defies the Divide Between Art and Design
Brightly colored resin is the star of Ron Arad’s solo exhibition “Don’t Ya Tell Henri”.
David Adjaye on His First Permanent Sculpture: This Is ‘How I Imagine an Ideal City’
Adjaye and curator Allison Glenn talk about his latest career milestone, installed outside The Griot Museum of Black History.
Ellsworth Kelly Was Born 100 Years Ago and Museums Are Commemorating Him with Focused Exhibitions
The centenary is May 31.
How Japanese American Artist Kyohei Inukai Forged a New Path for Abstraction by Looking to the Past
The artist is currently the subject of a solo exhibition at the Japan Society, nearly 40 years after his death.
Artists Are Launching Cutting-Edge Residencies Outside New York City
Some of these programs have even evolved into institutions in their own right.
25 Pathbreaking Asian American Artists Whose Names You Need to Know
As Asian American and Pacific Islander History Month winds down, it’s important to notehow many AAPI artists, architects, collectors, and activists have changed the course of art…
What to Know About Keith Haring, a Defining Artist of the 1980s
Cut down by AIDS in 1990 at age 31, he left behind a legend.
