#art-exhibition

#art-exhibition

Join RBHworks Brewery Takeover Tour for great beer, food, and art at Epidemic Brewing with 10% off original artwork by Ryan Hanna. [ more ]

Gustavo Zermeño Jr.'s exhibition 'What Was, What Is, What Could Be' explores Los Angeles through immersive mural-inspired landscapes. [ more ]

The human experiences of taste, hearing, smell, touch, and sight are compared to the computing capacity of various technologies, demonstrating the potential for innovative sensory design. [ more ]

The exhibition Seeing through Stone gathers works from over 80 artists imagining a future without prisons, emphasizing the power of perception within the carceral system. [ more ]

The (Anti) Valentine Show at Works/San Jose gallery features irreverent takes on Valentine's Day.

Visitors to the show were not necessarily anti-love romance haters, but also included couples on date nights. [ more ]

Brooklyn artist Susan Stainman is inviting new parents to share their joys and struggles through a hotline for an art exhibition. [ more ]

Expressing unseen aspects of identity through art helps individuals with disabilities.

An arts exhibition provides a platform for showcasing the experiences and challenges of people with disabilities. [ more ]

The art world is gradually returning to pre-pandemic rhythms dictaed by art markets in Hong Kong. [ more ]

The South African auction house Strauss & Co held a pop-up exhibition in London for artist Alexis Preller, bridging gaps in showcasing his work internationally. [ more ]

Fatima Hellberg appointed as new director of Vienna's Mumok modern art museum. [ more ]

Artist Titus Kaphar honored at Brooklyn Museum Artists Ball, reflects on his journey and the impact of the museum on his career.

Swizz Beatz praises Kaphar's diverse talents and highlights the significance of Kaphar's work in the Dean Collection exhibition. [ more ]

Setting and context are crucial for showcasing art effectively.

The theme of soldiers and warriors in Conor Harrington's work reflects current societal influences. [ more ]

John Graham's artistic legacy is being showcased in his historic Brooklyn townhouse through a curated exhibition by The Brooklyn Home Company.

Graham's multifaceted life as an artist, writer, collector, and advocate is highlighted, revealing his diverse background and contributions to the art world. [ more ]

Griffith's recent exhibition combines two series reflecting on lockdowns and social distancing.

The paintings blend suburban longing with a vision of the uncanny through fabric-dyeing and photograms. [ more ]

Juliano-Villani's art explores consumer culture and social taboos through distorted iconography.

Her work combines various painting techniques, personal imagery, and influences from other artists to address stereotypes. [ more ]

Von Bahr's exhibition reflects his evolution in abstract organic style with figurative elements.

Von Bahr's process involves a dance with the canvas, emphasizing movement, control, and uninhibited expression. [ more ]

Curated show 'Common Ground' at Thinkspace Projects opens on April 6 featuring sculptural works by various artists

Kristy Moreno highlights the diverse backgrounds and aesthetics of the artists participating in the exhibition [ more ]

The Hallie Ford Museum features work by neurodivergent artists

Outsider art showcases raw material from imaginations unhindered by formal training [ more ]

Peter Hujar: Portraits in Life and Death at the Istituto Santa Maria della Pietà in Venice showcases intimate portraits of creatives from the 1970s.

Nick Cave's show features 17 ceramic figurines telling the story of the Devil, reflecting his interest in religion's impact on life. [ more ]

KWY.studio commissioned to design Desert X AlUla 2022 edition, evolving the original structure.

2022 Visitor Center maintains essence but adds North and East volumes for expanded program elements. [ more ]

Over 60 artists feature sculptures from found objects

Exhibition celebrates giving discarded items a second life [ more ]

Exhibition showcasing cannabis mylar bags from 50+ brands

Blurring lines between commercial art and fine art [ more ]

Karlo Kacharava's art gaining posthumous recognition through a solo exhibition in Belgium.

Kacharava's provocative art from the glasnost period offers a glimpse into his unique creative vision. [ more ]

The Voting Schmoting exhibition features provocative and inventive images to encourage voting.

The artworks in the exhibition will be sold to fund bursaries for young people to study art and design. [ more ]

Celebrating women artists of the modern and contemporary West

Art exhibition showcasing diverse methodologies of artists challenging traditional narratives [ more ]

Chiaroscuro theme - The exhibition curated by Michele Lamy and Malak Abu-Qaoud at ICD Brookfield Place in Dubai is centered around the contrast of light and dark, showcasing a blend of international and regional artists.

Importance of inclusivity - The exhibition brings together regional talents like Omar Al Gurg and Zeinab Alhashemi alongside international artists, reinforcing the message that light and darkness coexist in a generative space. [ more ]

Peter Blake's early works were pivotal in defining British pop art.

Blake's varied career includes paintings, collages, drawings, and sculptures, with a focus on storytelling. [ more ]

Themes of trauma, war, and impending environmental apocalypse in Biennale of Sydney 2024.

White Bay Power Station showcasing works by international artists in a historic setting. [ more ]

Textiles play a significant role in our lives, engaging our senses and carrying our stories.

The exhibition at the Barbican explores the power and politics of textiles in art through works from 50 artists spanning different themes. [ more ]

Damien Hirst takes over Château La Coste with a major exhibition titled The Light That Shines.

The exhibition features around 90 sculptures and paintings, including never-before-seen works alongside Hirst's iconic series. [ more ]

A-listers attended Frieze Los Angeles VIP preview

Artist Terence Koh's immersive coffee-themed performance at Make Room gallery [ more ]

Discussion on African American sculptor Sargent Claude Johnson's work in San Francisco

Exhibition of Johnson's art at The Huntington Library with related discussion by curators [ more ]

Delprat's 'MONSTER SOUP' exhibition at Hauser & Wirth Paris encompasses a diverse range of influences and media, challenging conventional interpretations.

The exhibition reflects Delprat's rejection of labels and her focus on exploring paradoxes, duality, and the emergent qualities of chaos. [ more ]

The inaugural exhibition 'Culture of Creativity' at Tiffany Landmark showcases Peter Marino's collection of sterling silver pieces from the 1880s and contemporary artworks by 26 artists.

The exhibition is a celebration of artistry and creativity within Tiffany & Co.'s new space, making The Landmark a cultural institution in New York. [ more ]

The exhibition features women-identifying and queer Asian American artists disrupting traditional narratives through speculative fabulation.

Artworks in the exhibition imagine new worlds and realities, challenging conventional ways of thinking. [ more ]

Artists use ash and charcoal from Amazon rainforest in new exhibition and auction at Christie's London.

Funds raised to support Xingu Indigenous communities for firefighting equipment and monitoring technologies. [ more ]

Art exhibition in Israeli-occupied West Bank showcases work of Gazan artists amidst conflict and destruction.

Gazan artists use art as a form of resistance and expression despite challenging circumstances. [ more ]

The upcoming group exhibition Lovers Rock at Public Land Gallery will feature works from 10 artists curated by Matthew Bajda.

The artists in the exhibition work in various mediums including painting, sculpture, graphic design, tattooing, quilting, and mixed media. [ more ]

Berkeley is hosting three satellite exhibitions of the Richmond Art Center's Art of the African Diaspora show.

The show features 150 Black artists and is displayed across 44 satellite shows in Bay Area art galleries, libraries, shops, and a chiropractor clinic. [ more ]

Desert X AlUla is an open-air art exhibition in the city of AlUla featuring large-scale installations by international contemporary artists.

The exhibition aims to highlight the significance and beauty of AlUla, a relatively unknown destination, by showcasing its unique landscapes and forgotten history. [ more ]

Petrit Halilaj has inscribed a large-scale chicken drawing onto a Boeing 737 operated by Aeroméxico, accompanied by Albanian text.

The exhibition at Museo Tamayo titled Petrit Halilaj: RUNIK showcases an array of artworks, including sculptures, installations, and drawings that transform the museum's spaces into a fantastical world. [ more ]

The Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre aims to bring Western art and attention to India while also making art exciting to a local audience.

The centre's current exhibition, Pop: Fame, Love, Power, is the first major exhibition of Western Pop art in India and features works by artists like Andy Warhol and Robert Rauschenberg. [ more ]

Donald Judd's essay 'Specific Objects' emphasized the physical presence and materiality of art objects, rejecting representational and symbolic content.

The exhibition 'Non-Specific Objects' challenges the universal concepts promoted by Judd, highlighting the nuances of difference through abstraction and references to bodies. [ more ]

Amoako Boafo's exhibition, 'The one that got away', features expressive figurations and explores new mediums like mosaic and stained-glass.

The exhibition provides a space for contemplation and explores the relationships between individuals and their cultural context. [ more ]

A derelict townhouse in Stoke Newington is hosting an art exhibition called 'Housewarming' featuring the work of London's alternative artists.

The exhibition aims to push boundaries and create an accessible, fun experience where art is not just hung on the walls, but integrated into the house itself.

All artwork on display is available for purchase and a portion of the proceeds will go towards supporting Crisis, an organization helping the homeless. [ more ]

The Suspended Disbelief exhibition at Carpenters Workshop Gallery features the later works of Wendell Castle, a renowned American artist and designer.

Castle's works in the exhibition highlight his organic forms and flowing lines, utilizing innovative techniques and materials. [ more ]