The National Gallery's Van Gogh show is going to be open 24 hours
The National Gallery is offering 24-hour access to the 'Van Gogh: Poets and Lovers' exhibit, allowing visitors to experience it at night.
Starry Night,' All Night Long, as a Van Gogh Blockbuster Ends
Thousands gathered at the National Gallery for a late-night viewing of van Gogh's paintings, highlighting his enduring appeal and the exhibition's record-breaking attendance.
Van Gogh show to open all night on final weekend
The National Gallery's Van Gogh exhibition will offer a rare 24-hour viewing opportunity during its final weekend, drawing significant visitor interest.
Van Gogh exhibition to open overnight before it closes
The National Gallery will host a unique overnight event for its Van Gogh exhibition on January 18th, opening from midnight to 8am.
Framing Van Gogh: why the artist preferred not to surround his works with gold
Framing significantly influences the perception of art, yet Van Gogh preferred simple, unadorned frames, which reflected his artistic vision.
The National Gallery's Van Gogh show is going to be open 24 hours
The National Gallery is offering 24-hour access to the 'Van Gogh: Poets and Lovers' exhibit, allowing visitors to experience it at night.
Starry Night,' All Night Long, as a Van Gogh Blockbuster Ends
Thousands gathered at the National Gallery for a late-night viewing of van Gogh's paintings, highlighting his enduring appeal and the exhibition's record-breaking attendance.
Van Gogh show to open all night on final weekend
The National Gallery's Van Gogh exhibition will offer a rare 24-hour viewing opportunity during its final weekend, drawing significant visitor interest.
Van Gogh exhibition to open overnight before it closes
The National Gallery will host a unique overnight event for its Van Gogh exhibition on January 18th, opening from midnight to 8am.
Framing Van Gogh: why the artist preferred not to surround his works with gold
Framing significantly influences the perception of art, yet Van Gogh preferred simple, unadorned frames, which reflected his artistic vision.
David Hockney unveils unseen work for major Paris retrospective
David Hockney's new exhibition reveals previously unseen works, showcasing both his artistic history and contemporary influences.
Nick Cave Inaugurates Jack Shainman Gallery's Tribeca Flagship - SURFACE
Nick Cave's 'Amalgams and Graphts' is a significant return to New York City, showcasing a transformative evolution in his art.
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Esther Mahlangu Brings Vibrant Ndebele Art to Ross + Kramer Gallery | stupidDOPE
Esther Mahlangu's exhibition celebrates her blend of tradition and innovation in Ndebele art.
Night Bitches
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Keiichi Tanaami's first solo U.S. museum exhibition showcases his impactful blend of psychedelic imagery and traditional aesthetics, highlighting trauma and cultural transformation.
David Hockney unveils unseen work for major Paris retrospective
David Hockney's new exhibition reveals previously unseen works, showcasing both his artistic history and contemporary influences.
Nick Cave Inaugurates Jack Shainman Gallery's Tribeca Flagship - SURFACE
Nick Cave's 'Amalgams and Graphts' is a significant return to New York City, showcasing a transformative evolution in his art.
'we are all connected with an invisible line' - in conversation with chiharu shiota
Chiharu Shiota's exhibition at Grand Palais explores her artistic journey through the lens of personal experiences with life, death, and emotional transience.
Esther Mahlangu Brings Vibrant Ndebele Art to Ross + Kramer Gallery | stupidDOPE
Esther Mahlangu's exhibition celebrates her blend of tradition and innovation in Ndebele art.
Night Bitches
The exhibition titled "The Bitch" showcases the contrasting artistic styles of veterans Alex Katz and Matthew Barney, revealing evolving creativity in contemporary art.
Keiichi Tanaami: Memory Collage Brings a Pop Art Pioneer to the U.S. | stupidDOPE
Keiichi Tanaami's first solo U.S. museum exhibition showcases his impactful blend of psychedelic imagery and traditional aesthetics, highlighting trauma and cultural transformation.
OMCA's "Calli: The Art of Xicanx Peoples" (Through Jan. 26, 2025)
Calli: The Art of Xicanx Peoples showcases diverse artistic expressions, emphasizing liberation and community through intergenerational, feminist, queer, and Indigenous perspectives.
Berkeley's Art Exhibition: "Labor of Love" (Jan. 31-Feb. 23)
The 'Labor of Love' exhibition showcases the joy of creating art out of passion, emphasizing creativity's transformative power and community connection.
OMCA's "Calli: The Art of Xicanx Peoples" (Through Jan. 26, 2025)
Calli: The Art of Xicanx Peoples showcases diverse artistic expressions, emphasizing liberation and community through intergenerational, feminist, queer, and Indigenous perspectives.
Berkeley's Art Exhibition: "Labor of Love" (Jan. 31-Feb. 23)
The 'Labor of Love' exhibition showcases the joy of creating art out of passion, emphasizing creativity's transformative power and community connection.
The exhibition honors Black womanhood through diverse artistic expressions, focusing on love, resilience, and identity while amplifying voices often unheard.
An expert's guide to Brazilian Modernism: five must-read books on the subject
The exhibition 'Brasil! Brasil! The Birth of Modernism' showcases Brazilian Modernism through the lens of ten influential artists from 1910s to 1970s.
'Everything had a huge impression on me': Rachel Feinstein on her latest exhibition, inspired by her childhood in Miami
Rachel Feinstein's exhibition at The Bass celebrates her Miami roots, showcasing how her upbringing significantly shaped her artistic vision over nearly three decades.
'Modeling Ecologies: Take Care' creates a living archive of the Caribbean
The exhibition challenges traditional views of home by highlighting the intersection of architecture, ecology, and culture in the Caribbean context.
OMCA's "Calli: The Art of Xicanx Peoples" (Through Jan. 26, 2025)
Calli exhibition showcases diverse Xicanx and Indigenous artworks promoting liberation and community healing, on view at OMCA until January 26, 2025.
New Art Exhibit Honors Black Womanhood
The exhibition honors Black womanhood through diverse artistic expressions, focusing on love, resilience, and identity while amplifying voices often unheard.
An expert's guide to Brazilian Modernism: five must-read books on the subject
The exhibition 'Brasil! Brasil! The Birth of Modernism' showcases Brazilian Modernism through the lens of ten influential artists from 1910s to 1970s.
'Everything had a huge impression on me': Rachel Feinstein on her latest exhibition, inspired by her childhood in Miami
Rachel Feinstein's exhibition at The Bass celebrates her Miami roots, showcasing how her upbringing significantly shaped her artistic vision over nearly three decades.
'Modeling Ecologies: Take Care' creates a living archive of the Caribbean
The exhibition challenges traditional views of home by highlighting the intersection of architecture, ecology, and culture in the Caribbean context.
OMCA's "Calli: The Art of Xicanx Peoples" (Through Jan. 26, 2025)
Calli exhibition showcases diverse Xicanx and Indigenous artworks promoting liberation and community healing, on view at OMCA until January 26, 2025.
Condo 2023 enhances international gallery collaboration by showcasing 49 galleries across London, fostering cultural exchange and innovative exhibition practices.
The women behind the portraits of real-life Downton 'dollar princesses'
Dollar Princesses were impactful American heiresses, contributing significantly to British society, spotlighted in Sargent's portraits at Kenwood House.
The Best Art Shows to See in London This Month
Condo 2023 enhances international gallery collaboration by showcasing 49 galleries across London, fostering cultural exchange and innovative exhibition practices.
The women behind the portraits of real-life Downton 'dollar princesses'
Dollar Princesses were impactful American heiresses, contributing significantly to British society, spotlighted in Sargent's portraits at Kenwood House.
Cathleen Clarke's Morning Star: A Poetic Exploration of Memory and Home | stupidDOPE
Clarke's exhibition Morning Star explores themes of memory, environment, and domesticity through evocative oil and acrylic paintings.
ernesto neto suspends monumental crochet serpent within le bon marche in paris
Ernesto Neto's exhibition Le La Serpent transforms Le Bon Marché, reinterpreting the serpent as a maternal figure and celebrating sensory experiences through art.
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Wood-Evans' 'Nocturne' highlights the interplay of light and darkness, creating atmospheres that invite exploration of the unknown and evoke deep emotional responses.
Gertrude Abercrombie's Autobiographical Surrealism Traverses Dreams and Reality
Gertrude Abercrombie transformed her realistic disdain into surreal art, allowing her dreams to reshape reality through her mystical landscapes and portraits.
The stuff of nightmares: catalogue of Alfred Kubin's work shines a light on his dark world
Kubin's early artwork deeply reflects his traumatic upbringing, exploring themes of horror and inner turmoil.
The exhibition presents Kubin's struggle with his demons through surreal and disturbing imagery.
Alina Perez's exhibition 'Family Romance' explores emotional landscapes through surreal drawings that reflect on trauma and familial relationships.
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Susumu Kamijo's 'Table for Us' exhibition redefines still life with a unique blend of whimsy and surrealism.
Gertrude Abercrombie's Autobiographical Surrealism Traverses Dreams and Reality
Gertrude Abercrombie transformed her realistic disdain into surreal art, allowing her dreams to reshape reality through her mystical landscapes and portraits.
The stuff of nightmares: catalogue of Alfred Kubin's work shines a light on his dark world
Kubin's early artwork deeply reflects his traumatic upbringing, exploring themes of horror and inner turmoil.
The exhibition presents Kubin's struggle with his demons through surreal and disturbing imagery.
Juxtapoz Magazine - "Soft/Cover" Celebrates Experimental Fabric Design @ The Fabric Workshop and Museum, Philadelphia
Artists use fabric and screenprinting to explore body relationships in the 'Soft/Cover' exhibition at FWM, influencing textiles, fashion, and architecture.
Fabric meets jewellery at the Goldsmiths Centre
The exhibition showcases the fusion of jewellery and textiles, emphasizing creativity beyond traditional materials.
Juxtapoz Magazine - "Soft/Cover" Celebrates Experimental Fabric Design @ The Fabric Workshop and Museum, Philadelphia
Artists use fabric and screenprinting to explore body relationships in the 'Soft/Cover' exhibition at FWM, influencing textiles, fashion, and architecture.
Fabric meets jewellery at the Goldsmiths Centre
The exhibition showcases the fusion of jewellery and textiles, emphasizing creativity beyond traditional materials.
The self-styled 'first English abstract artist' Paule Vezelay gets an overdue exhibition
Paule Vézelay is recognized as an early English abstract artist, overlooked yet influential in her contributions to various art forms.
Paris show reveals Francis Picabia's late-in-life change of direction
Francis Picabia's final decade showcased a transformative phase, highlighting his departure from figurative works to a blend of abstraction and figuration.
Tadek Beutlich, from Second World War soldier to master weaver in the picturesque village of Ditchling
Tadek Beutlich revolutionized craft weaving as an art form, recognized for his innovative techniques and materials.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Love Galore: Riley Holloway @ Massey Klein Gallery, NYC
Riley Holloway's exhibition Love Galore highlights the importance of intimacy and touch in human relationships through the medium of portraiture.
OMCA's "Calli: The Art of Xicanx Peoples" (Final Night)
Calli exhibition celebrates Xicanx art, fostering community, healing, and intergenerational dialogue while honoring ancestral roots and contemporary perspectives.
Farley Aguilar's 'Haunted Future' addresses economic and environmental uncertainties through his artwork.
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Cheyenne Julien's evolving artistic practice reflects on architectural spaces and their racial implications, highlighting unfulfilled urban design potential.
Viola Frey's multidisciplinary work challenges conventional art boundaries and emphasizes the transformation of overlooked objects into meaningful narratives.
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Luke Osborn's exhibition 'Face the Music' explores the connection between collective experiences and individual choices using dynamic mixed media art.
Viola Frey's multidisciplinary work challenges conventional art boundaries and emphasizes the transformation of overlooked objects into meaningful narratives.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Aly Helyer and the "Weight of Love"
Aly Helyer's exhibition explores the nuanced expressions of love through painting, focusing on everyday interactions and the human condition.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Sabrina Bockler Sails Us Into "Shallow Water"
Bockler's work challenges traditional portrayals of femininity, celebrating autonomy and the complexities of boundaries through mythological and contemporary lenses.
Minnesota Street Project Presents: "The San Francisco Art Week Party" (2025)
Minnesota Street Project partners with San Francisco Art Week for 2025, showcasing works from The Space Program alumni in the exhibition 'Dark Matter.'
At Lorna Simpson's Show, a Constellation of Galactic and Human History
The exhibition 'Earth & Sky' by Lorna Simpson addresses historical obscuring of marginalized figures through the lens of a cosmic event.
Our Bodies Through Our Eyes in Palo Alto | Metro Silicon Valley | Silicon Valley's Leading Weekly
The exhibition features seven women artists utilizing portraiture for resistance and healing.
Artwork reflects diverse techniques and themes related to women's experiences.
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The exhibition blends elements of fantasy and sci-fi to offer a new perspective on humanity.
Leroy Johnson's Vision of Philadelphia Comes to Life in NYC | stupidDOPE
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Philippe Parreno's "Voices" Exhibition at Haus der Kunst: Where Art Meets Artificial Intelligence | stupidDOPE
Philippe Parreno's 'Voices' redefines art's relationship with viewers, emphasizing interaction and blurring lines between reality and imagination.
Paul Pfeiffer, artist: Gender-wise, Baby Jesus is quite fluid, super androgynous'
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glitched-out oil paintings by artist alexis mata show at 'the hole' gallery in tribeca
The exhibition showcases a dialogue between art and perception, exploring themes of reality and memory through vibrant oil paintings and wooden sculptures.
The Yellow House of the Blue Rider: Art show honors Gabriele Munter, co-founder of German expressionism
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when basquiat found switzerland: hauser & wirth st. moritz traces his love for snowy alps
Basquiat's travels to the Swiss Alps inspired a unique body of work, blending his New York roots with Alpine motifs.
The splendor of the Mughal Empire comes to the V&A Museum
The V&A Museum's exhibition richly highlights the opulence and artistic achievements of the Mughal empire despite some historical context challenges.
Ancient Torlonia treasures head for the US and Canada
The Torlonia collection will tour the U.S. and Canada, marking its first exhibition outside Europe.
The Torlonia Marbles Are Coming to Museums in Chicago, Texas and Montreal
The Torlonia Collection will debut in North America at the Art Institute of Chicago, featuring 58 classical sculptures meant to engage a broad audience.
when basquiat found switzerland: hauser & wirth st. moritz traces his love for snowy alps
Basquiat's travels to the Swiss Alps inspired a unique body of work, blending his New York roots with Alpine motifs.
The splendor of the Mughal Empire comes to the V&A Museum
The V&A Museum's exhibition richly highlights the opulence and artistic achievements of the Mughal empire despite some historical context challenges.
Ancient Torlonia treasures head for the US and Canada
The Torlonia collection will tour the U.S. and Canada, marking its first exhibition outside Europe.
The Torlonia Marbles Are Coming to Museums in Chicago, Texas and Montreal
The Torlonia Collection will debut in North America at the Art Institute of Chicago, featuring 58 classical sculptures meant to engage a broad audience.
Jean-Michel Basquiat's Alpine Influence: A Look at "Engadin" at Hauser & Wirth | stupidDOPE
Basquiat's time in Switzerland provided a tranquil counterbalance to his chaotic New York life, enriching his artistic evolution and inspirations.
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Christian Quin Newell's artwork integrates themes of lucid dreaming and awareness, enhancing creativity through mindfulness and its influence on nighttime experiences.
King's Gallery to show off the glamour of the Edwardian age
The King's Gallery's 2025 exhibition will focus on the Edwardian era's royal couples and their artistic legacies.
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Henni Alftan's exhibition explores the tension between continuity and disruption in her paintings, inviting viewer interpretation through minimalistic yet evocative imagery.
Sajan Mani's first solo show in India confronts caste and the history of rubber
Sajan Mani's art critiques the caste system and amplifies marginalized voices, drawing from Dalit poetry and historical archives.
a cabinet of wonders exhibits science artifacts as art installations at palazzo grimani in venice
The exhibition at Palazzo Grimani blends art and life sciences, showcasing historical artifacts in an immersive setting that mimics a collector's home.
Short List: Upcoming (non-holiday) events include 'ZooZoo,' Patterson Hood and Ari Shapiro
The immersive art exhibition featuring Monet and Van Gogh has extended its run in Portland until February 2025.
San Francisco stars in Luna Rienne Gallery's 'We Are Stardust'
The exhibition "We Are Stardust" emphasizes themes of interconnectedness through local artists' works, celebrating the Mission District's vibrant culture.
Yukimasa Ida's DAY ZER0: A Cosmic Exploration of Time and Connection | stupidDOPE
Yukimasa Ida's DAY ZER0 exhibition invites reflection on humanity's interconnectedness through artistic explorations of time and identity.
San Francisco stars in Luna Rienne Gallery's 'We Are Stardust'
The exhibition "We Are Stardust" emphasizes themes of interconnectedness through local artists' works, celebrating the Mission District's vibrant culture.
Yukimasa Ida's DAY ZER0: A Cosmic Exploration of Time and Connection | stupidDOPE
Yukimasa Ida's DAY ZER0 exhibition invites reflection on humanity's interconnectedness through artistic explorations of time and identity.
Critics Complain That Italy's Government Is Interfering in the Arts
The exhibition on Futurism highlights Italy's art history but faces criticism for its political ties and the exclusion of leading scholars.
yayoi kusama's infinity room premieres alongside 200 of her works at NGV melbourne
Yayoi Kusama's new Infinity Mirrored Room opens at NGV Melbourne, showcasing her artistic exploration through reflective environments and immersive experiences.
Bear Hunt illustrator Helen Oxenbury to hold first solo show in Hampstead
Helen Oxenbury's exhibit will explore her artistic contributions and the enduring impact of her children's illustrations.
Glitchy grids and cut and paste prints: Hezin O's exhibition is where graphic design rules go to die
Hezin O's artwork emphasizes the importance of the creative process over the final product by incorporating glitches and experimental designs.
Louise Bourgeois's mammoth spider will return to Tate Modern for the gallery's 25th anniversary
The Tate Modern will celebrate its 25th anniversary with the return of Louise Bourgeois's Maman and a curated trail of key artworks.
How to Resurrect a Radical Artist
The exhibition of artist Peter Carr, curated by Andrew Tonkovich, reflects personal devotion and the significance of protecting art amidst natural disasters.
On the record: UK artist Peter Doig to mix music and art in new London show
Peter Doig's upcoming exhibition at Serpentine Galleries will fuse his paintings with music, creating an immersive multi-sensory experience.
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The exhibition showcases the 30-year collaboration of Thom Yorke and Stanley Donwood, focusing on a journey through analogue art in a digital age.
420 Polaroids, one fierce explosion of underground queer love - 48 hills
Local queer party photography is experiencing a renaissance, highlighting community stories and artistic expression amid a backdrop of bar reopenings.