Arts

Arts

Contemporary art at fairs reflects self-awareness and human experience through interactive and reflective installations.

The exhibition 'Earthshaker' highlights the intersection of art, pollution, and humanity's impact on the environment.

Greg Olijnyk transforms cardboard into intricate artistic forms, merging classical architecture with modern elements.

The gallery program emphasizes contemporary ceramics and personal artifacts, reflecting a deep appreciation for Scandinavian artistry and personal history.

The exhibition 'Exhibitionism' features 19 South Asian artists, addressing themes of privacy and attention in the art world.

Amanda Sroka has transformed the Institute of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, into a leading contemporary kunsthalle, emphasizing global conceptual practices and diverse voices.

Felix Gonzalez-Torres's art uses candy to evoke memory, loss, and communal experience regarding HIV/AIDS.

Carsten Höller's exhibition explores the intersection of doubt and delirium through innovative art pieces.

The painting 'A Peasant Woman digging' may have links to a Jewish collector persecuted during the Nazi era.

Robert Seaman, a New Hampshire artist, passed away at 92 after creating daily doodles that brought joy and creativity during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Zheng Lu's sculptures balance motion and stillness, inspired by traditional Chinese philosophy and the interplay of art and artificial intelligence.

Doug Aitken's Lightscape explores technology and nature through multi-channel visuals and live music, creating a dynamic experience that reflects contemporary narratives.

Investing in Black creatives is crucial for rectifying historical neglect in art institutions.

The Fowler Museum's exhibition on Indigenous fire practices was ironically delayed by a wildfire, underscoring the need for integrating traditional ecological knowledge into recovery efforts.

Uzbekistan's pavilion at the 2025 Biennale will explore its modernist architectural heritage through the Sun Institute.

The Eaton fire in Altadena has prompted a renewed focus on the community's history and cultural legacy.

The exhibitions celebrate the artistic significance of African American quiltmaking and explore the historical impact of modern art under Nazi persecution.

Artists are exploring the flexible and transient nature of the body in a time of heightened vulnerability and scrutiny.

The contemporary perspective on the body as moldable and evolving is gaining traction among artists and curators.

Alice Coltrane's music embodies healing power and serves as a significant influence for contemporary artists.

The exhibition celebrates Coltrane's dual legacy as a pioneer in jazz and a spiritual leader.

Mel Bochner's work redefined conceptual art, emphasizing ideas over objects and inspiring future generations of artists.

Canyon Castator's exhibition 'Cannon Fodder' presents a satirical exploration of social reality through large-scale paintings and innovative artistic techniques.

Chris RWK's exhibition explores how texture connects to emotions, time, and inspirations through a nostalgic lens of cartoon-inspired art.

Australia faces turmoil over Venice Biennale participation after controversy surrounding artist Khaled Sabsabi's past works.

Creative Australia faced backlash for sudden withdrawal of artist Khaled Sabsabi and curator Michael Dagostino for the 2026 Biennale.

The exhibit 'Past Present Futures' showcases student journeys from various countries, symbolizing community and storytelling through art at Oakland's Main Library.

Shenzhen Bay Culture Park, designed by MAD Architects, is nearing completion and aims to be a landmark for civic engagement, opening in September 2025.

The Loren Hotel Austin redefines luxury by focusing on experiences and sustainability rather than opulence.

Wayne Thiebaud embraced artistic appropriation, viewing the works of others as a source of inspiration and a foundation for his own creativity.

Digital Witness highlights artists' engagement with digital tools and the implications of artificial intelligence on creative practices.

The display of Palestinian flags in an art exhibition was censored, leading to significant backlash regarding artistic freedom.

The Netherlands has returned 119 Benin Bronzes to Nigeria, addressing historical injustices.