Lorna Simpson's Source Notes': Where memory melts, identity emerges and the ice never lies | amNewYork
Lorna Simpson's exhibition at The Met redefines her legacy, showcasing a decade of work that explores identity, memory, and the layers of visual language.
Lorna Simpson's Source Notes': Where memory melts, identity emerges and the ice never lies | amNewYork
Lorna Simpson's exhibition at The Met redefines her legacy, showcasing a decade of work that explores identity, memory, and the layers of visual language.
Quantum art, multiball, and AI selfies: TNW 2025's best side quests
The act of looking changes what you perceive, as demonstrated through the interaction of oversized polarisation filters with light in the installation Coexist, symbolising superposition.
Adam Pendleton's "Love, Queen" Commands the Hirshhorn with Bold Vision and Sonic Memory | stupidDOPE | Est. 2008
Adam Pendleton's exhibition at Hirshhorn Museum showcases a fusion of abstraction, statement, and historical narrative, inviting critical reflection on identity and thought.
Expressive bodies and gleaming eyes: a glimpse at Lisa Yuskavage's personal archive of sketches
Lisa Yuskavage's latest exhibition showcases her self-referential prototypes, combining sketches and studies that evolve her feminine representation in contemporary art.
Gold rats, inflatable balls and community photography: inside the Royal Academy's 2025 Summer Exhibition
The Royal Academy's Summer Exhibition allows for personal interaction with artwork, highlighting both celebrated and obscure pieces in a calm environment.
Adam Pendleton's "Love, Queen" Commands the Hirshhorn with Bold Vision and Sonic Memory | stupidDOPE | Est. 2008
Adam Pendleton's exhibition at Hirshhorn Museum showcases a fusion of abstraction, statement, and historical narrative, inviting critical reflection on identity and thought.
Expressive bodies and gleaming eyes: a glimpse at Lisa Yuskavage's personal archive of sketches
Lisa Yuskavage's latest exhibition showcases her self-referential prototypes, combining sketches and studies that evolve her feminine representation in contemporary art.
Gold rats, inflatable balls and community photography: inside the Royal Academy's 2025 Summer Exhibition
The Royal Academy's Summer Exhibition allows for personal interaction with artwork, highlighting both celebrated and obscure pieces in a calm environment.
Unseen pictures of famous Highgate artist's 'soul mate' and companion go on show
We are greatly privileged to be showing this work. We admire Paula Rego's bravery, creativity, imagination and ability to deal with difficult but important subjects.
Crunch time: a tale of two apple trees in pictures
The contrasting approaches to photographing apple trees by Jem Southam and Barbara Bosworth highlight differing perceptions of landscape between England and America.
Crunch time: a tale of two apple trees in pictures
The contrasting approaches to photographing apple trees by Jem Southam and Barbara Bosworth highlight differing perceptions of landscape between England and America.
Giant forest trolls are coming to the South Bay in June
Danish artist Thomas Dambo has created a whimsical exhibition with giant recycled trolls exploring themes of nature, recycling, and the human impact on the environment.
Rijksmuseum to display 200-year-old condom featuring racing etching
The Rijksmuseum's latest acquisition is a condom from 1830 featuring an etching of a half-naked nun, highlighting the complexities of 19th-century sexuality.
Finalists for Canada's top contemporary art prize, the Sobey Art Award, revealed
The Sobey Art Award recognizes six artists across Canada, offering significant prize money and showcasing their work at the National Gallery of Canada.
This powerful exhibit curated by BlackOut creator Donovan Scribes includes artists and writers showcasing their work in response to the racial justice movement.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Shepard Fairey: FRACTURED @ Harman Projects, San Francisco
The title of this show, "Fractured," reflects not only the current state of our culture and sociopolitical dialogue, but also the theme of duality that I explore in much of my work.
A Bay Area artist designed one of Disneyland's most iconic attractions
"The art director is finally being given the proper retrospective treatment with the Walt Disney Family Museum's 'Mary Blair: Mid-Century Magic,' which showcases her influential career."
Juxtapoz Magazine - JJ Manford "Jacaranda June" @ Nazarian / Curcio, Los Angeles
J.J. Manford's debut exhibition, 'Jacaranda June', showcases imagined domestic spaces influenced by mid-century modern architecture and rich with cultural references.
Black Panthers & Revolution: Stephen Shames' Photo Exhibit Captures the Soul of a Movement | stupidDOPE | Est. 2008
The exhibition highlights Stephen Shames' photos documenting the Black Panther Party's resilience and relevance in art and activism during the late 1960s and early 1970s.
Gothic Revival - Pugin's early sketches go on display at the V&A
If you're a fan of the Gothic Revival, this is a wonderful chance to see the original drawings that inspired some of the country's richest decorated buildings.
Dexter Dalwood: 'If we want art history to change, we need to include artists in creating shows'
Dalwood's recent works reinterpret historical events like Bloody Sunday and The Blitz, combining elements of art history with popular narrative for a modern perspective.
"The Real Love" Musical Free Screening at Sunnyvale Theatre + Free Food
The Real Love: A New Musical features a 40-member cast and a 20-piece orchestra, revealing a powerful love story based on poetry by Supreme Master Ching Hai.
Juxtapoz Magazine - This Grass is Green: Samala Meza New Works with Carlye Packer @ Sidecar, Los Angeles
Samala Meza's exhibition 'This Grass is Green' explores femininity through color field paintings, merging abstraction with eroticism and visual language.
Awol Erizku Reimagines Malcolm X at CAAM Through Art, Symbolism, and Afro-Esotericism | stupidDOPE | Est. 2008
The exhibition invites visitors to reconsider Malcolm X's image, story, and symbolism today, shifting focus from a linear history to a cultural resonance.
"The Hidden Histories of Hunters Point Shipyard" Opening Reception (SF)
The DECOMMISSIONED exhibit captures the multifaceted legacy of Hunters Point Shipyard through art, highlighting its historical significance in social, environmental, and military contexts.
Review of Amy Sillman at Ludwig Forum | Berlin Art Link
Sillman blurs the lines between curator and artist, essentially redefining her own artwork as an extension of the museumâs collection, resulting in an engaging dialogue.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Kyle Coniglio "No More I Love You's" @ Richard Heller Gallery, Santa Monica
Coniglio considers "No More I Love You's" as a poetic statement for the fraught times we are living in, embodying it through wounded figures and expressions of horror.