Art Basel Paris Returns Larger, and More French, Than Ever
Art Basel Paris introduces a new venue and increased participation, reflecting the fair's growth and evolution.
Art Shows and Exhibitions to See This Fall
Dance is a major theme this fall with prominent museum exhibitions for choreographers Ailey and Lemon.
The dangerous art of Hamad Butt makes a comeback at the Irish Museum of Modern Art
Hamad Butt's exhibitions explore the intersection of art, personal experience, and societal issues surrounding HIV/AIDS.
Brilliant Things to Do This October
Marina Abramović's museum show in China offers a unique engagement with her iconic art and new installations.
This week's art openings and events in Berlin | Berlin Art Link
Berlin hosts a series of artistic events in October 2024, ranging from plays to exhibitions, highlighting themes of technology, intimacy, identity, and visual storytelling.
Featured Exhibitions & Events November
Upcoming exhibitions in Berlin feature innovative artistic expressions that challenge traditional narratives and explore themes of identity, nature, culture, and collective memory.
Art Basel Paris Returns Larger, and More French, Than Ever
Art Basel Paris introduces a new venue and increased participation, reflecting the fair's growth and evolution.
Art Shows and Exhibitions to See This Fall
Dance is a major theme this fall with prominent museum exhibitions for choreographers Ailey and Lemon.
The dangerous art of Hamad Butt makes a comeback at the Irish Museum of Modern Art
Hamad Butt's exhibitions explore the intersection of art, personal experience, and societal issues surrounding HIV/AIDS.
Brilliant Things to Do This October
Marina Abramović's museum show in China offers a unique engagement with her iconic art and new installations.
This week's art openings and events in Berlin | Berlin Art Link
Berlin hosts a series of artistic events in October 2024, ranging from plays to exhibitions, highlighting themes of technology, intimacy, identity, and visual storytelling.
Featured Exhibitions & Events November
Upcoming exhibitions in Berlin feature innovative artistic expressions that challenge traditional narratives and explore themes of identity, nature, culture, and collective memory.
Dream 'scapes: Europe's 10 best surrealist trips for art lovers
Surrealism is marking its centenary this autumn with exhibitions and events across Europe.
Surreal landscapes, psychedelic techno visions and pop art fairground rides the week in art
The article highlights the resurgence of surrealist art through various exhibitions, connecting historical and contemporary interpretations.
The surreal deal: the exhibitions celebrating the revolutionary, illogical art of the absurd
The Surrealist Manifesto aimed to merge dream and reality, establishing an absolute reality called surreality.
Brilliant Things to Do This November
November offers an array of cultural experiences, including major exhibitions from renowned artists like Nan Goldin, Tim Burton, and a celebration of Surrealism.
Acquisitions round-up: Gauguin's Le Toit Bleu is among this month's picks
Gauguin's 'Le toit bleu' embodies his quest for remote inspiration, capturing rural life in Brittany and marking an addition to Australia's art collection.
Dream 'scapes: Europe's 10 best surrealist trips for art lovers
Surrealism is marking its centenary this autumn with exhibitions and events across Europe.
Surreal landscapes, psychedelic techno visions and pop art fairground rides the week in art
The article highlights the resurgence of surrealist art through various exhibitions, connecting historical and contemporary interpretations.
The surreal deal: the exhibitions celebrating the revolutionary, illogical art of the absurd
The Surrealist Manifesto aimed to merge dream and reality, establishing an absolute reality called surreality.
Brilliant Things to Do This November
November offers an array of cultural experiences, including major exhibitions from renowned artists like Nan Goldin, Tim Burton, and a celebration of Surrealism.
Acquisitions round-up: Gauguin's Le Toit Bleu is among this month's picks
Gauguin's 'Le toit bleu' embodies his quest for remote inspiration, capturing rural life in Brittany and marking an addition to Australia's art collection.
Your winter arts guide for New York City 2024 | amNewYork
New York City's art scene is vibrant this winter with exhibitions like Luna Luna and The Space Between Us.
25 Must-Do Things This Weekend in New York City: Your Ultimate Guide to NYC Fun (November 15-17, 2024) | stupidDOPE
New York City offers a weekend filled with diverse activities like art exhibitions, Broadway shows, and cannabis relaxation for locals and visitors alike.
Your winter arts guide for New York City 2024 | amNewYork
New York City's art scene is vibrant this winter with exhibitions like Luna Luna and The Space Between Us.
25 Must-Do Things This Weekend in New York City: Your Ultimate Guide to NYC Fun (November 15-17, 2024) | stupidDOPE
New York City offers a weekend filled with diverse activities like art exhibitions, Broadway shows, and cannabis relaxation for locals and visitors alike.
BWAC Announces Its First Art Exhibitions for the Fall Season
BWAC's September shows highlight diversity and heritage in art, featuring a historical reboot and opportunities for previously rejected artists.
Harlem's renowned Studio Museum is set to reopen in 2025
The Studio Museum in Harlem will reopen in a custom-built facility in fall 2025 after being closed for construction since 2018.
Renaissance special: Michelangelo, Leonardo and Raphael in Florence, drawings and tapestries-podcast
Two significant exhibitions in London showcase Renaissance artworks, emphasizing creative achievements of the period.
Museum and gallery exhibits in the D.C. area this week
Numerous exhibitions across local museums showcase diverse art and historical themes, providing educational and cultural engagement opportunities for visitors.
Caravaggio Painting, Unseen for Decades, Goes on Display
Thomas Clement Salomon successfully brought Caravaggio's Portrait of Monsignor Barberini to public view after decades in private collection.
They loved the beauty around them': the exquisite taste that made the Mughals great
Islamic window designs embody infinite beauty and complexity, as illustrated by Waqas Khan's artistic perspective.
BWAC Announces Its First Art Exhibitions for the Fall Season
BWAC's September shows highlight diversity and heritage in art, featuring a historical reboot and opportunities for previously rejected artists.
Harlem's renowned Studio Museum is set to reopen in 2025
The Studio Museum in Harlem will reopen in a custom-built facility in fall 2025 after being closed for construction since 2018.
Renaissance special: Michelangelo, Leonardo and Raphael in Florence, drawings and tapestries-podcast
Two significant exhibitions in London showcase Renaissance artworks, emphasizing creative achievements of the period.
Museum and gallery exhibits in the D.C. area this week
Numerous exhibitions across local museums showcase diverse art and historical themes, providing educational and cultural engagement opportunities for visitors.
Caravaggio Painting, Unseen for Decades, Goes on Display
Thomas Clement Salomon successfully brought Caravaggio's Portrait of Monsignor Barberini to public view after decades in private collection.
They loved the beauty around them': the exquisite taste that made the Mughals great
Islamic window designs embody infinite beauty and complexity, as illustrated by Waqas Khan's artistic perspective.
The art world's going wild for this forgotten retro graphics tablet
The Quantel Paintbox is being celebrated through a touring exhibition that highlights its impact on digital art and television graphics.
Can London establish itself as digital art capital of the world?
This autumn marks a pivotal moment for London's digital art scene, highlighted by major events emphasizing its growth and intersection with technology.
The art world's going wild for this forgotten retro graphics tablet
The Quantel Paintbox is being celebrated through a touring exhibition that highlights its impact on digital art and television graphics.
Can London establish itself as digital art capital of the world?
This autumn marks a pivotal moment for London's digital art scene, highlighted by major events emphasizing its growth and intersection with technology.
Conflict in Lebanon and Palestine hangs over Abu Dhabi Art
Abu Dhabi Art saw significant growth this year, emphasizing Middle Eastern art histories and responding to regional socio-political crises through contemporary works.
Last chance art: seven London art exhibitions closing in December 2024
The article highlights must-see art exhibitions in London before they close in December 2024.
The Other Art Fair Returns to Brooklyn Celebrating 100 Global Editions - Brooklyn Magazine
The Other Art Fair in Brooklyn features over 120 artists and celebrates its 100th edition with diverse art, performances, and community engagement.
PARIS WITH THE EFFECT OF RAIN
Art Basel Paris showcases not just art, but a transformed cultural atmosphere within the renovated Grand Palais, enhancing visitor experience and engagement.
Accra Cultural Week shines a light on Ghana's burgeoning art scene
Ghana's art scene is gaining international recognition, with significant exhibitions and events showcasing its talented artists.
THE HEAT IS ON
Urban density in cities like Seoul creates interesting yet jarring contrasts in artistic presentations and experiences.
Heat and traffic in Seoul can challenge the enjoyment of cultural events, emphasizing the complexities of urban life.
The Other Art Fair Returns to Brooklyn Celebrating 100 Global Editions - Brooklyn Magazine
The Other Art Fair in Brooklyn features over 120 artists and celebrates its 100th edition with diverse art, performances, and community engagement.
PARIS WITH THE EFFECT OF RAIN
Art Basel Paris showcases not just art, but a transformed cultural atmosphere within the renovated Grand Palais, enhancing visitor experience and engagement.
Accra Cultural Week shines a light on Ghana's burgeoning art scene
Ghana's art scene is gaining international recognition, with significant exhibitions and events showcasing its talented artists.
THE HEAT IS ON
Urban density in cities like Seoul creates interesting yet jarring contrasts in artistic presentations and experiences.
Heat and traffic in Seoul can challenge the enjoyment of cultural events, emphasizing the complexities of urban life.
Ferrari Rocking Chairs, Giant Claes Oldenburg Sculptures, and More Design Finds
Design events are intensifying as we approach Design Miami, featuring new venues and art exhibitions.
Flynn McGarry expands his culinary venture with Gem Home, blending design and grocery shopping.
Beautiful pots enhance humanity': Magdalene Odundo on her quest to make the perfect pot
Magdalene Odundo's ceramic art embodies a life force, reflecting her deep connection to the material and her personal resilience despite health challenges.
With Brush and Ink, Tong Yang-Tze Brings a Message of Freedom to the Met
Taiwanese calligrapher Tong Yang-Tze prepares for a historic exhibition at the Met, showcasing ancient artistry in a modern context.
Beatriz da Costa's pigeon-based eco-art project takes flight again in Los Angeles
Beatriz da Costa's PigeonBlog revolutionized environmental art by using homing pigeons to gather real-time air quality data, merging art with citizen science.
VizArts Monthly: Exploration * Oregon ArtsWatch
Art exhibitions this November showcase creativity in response to environmental themes and urban expression, encouraging community exploration and reflection.
Beatriz da Costa's pigeon-based eco-art project takes flight again in Los Angeles
Beatriz da Costa's PigeonBlog revolutionized environmental art by using homing pigeons to gather real-time air quality data, merging art with citizen science.
VizArts Monthly: Exploration * Oregon ArtsWatch
Art exhibitions this November showcase creativity in response to environmental themes and urban expression, encouraging community exploration and reflection.
Review | An art show about dinner gatherings is a feast for the senses
Judy Chicago's "The Dinner Party" is crucial in feminist art, celebrating the role of women in history through an immersive dining experience.
Frick Collection to reopen in April with Vermeer exhibition
The Frick Collection and the Rijksmuseum have a collaborative relationship revolving around Vermeer exhibitions, promoting cultural exchanges and art appreciation.
November's must-see exhibitions: Leonardo, Orphism and a beautiful exploration of 14th-century Siena
November 2023 features significant exhibitions exploring the depths of under-recognized artists and movements in art, catering to diverse interests in various locations.
Monet in London, Matisse in Basel, Frankenthaler in Florence - podcast
Three major international art exhibitions featuring Monet, Matisse, and Frankenthaler opened this week, showcasing their unique perspectives and contributions to art.
November's must-see exhibitions: Leonardo, Orphism and a beautiful exploration of 14th-century Siena
November 2023 features significant exhibitions exploring the depths of under-recognized artists and movements in art, catering to diverse interests in various locations.
Monet in London, Matisse in Basel, Frankenthaler in Florence - podcast
Three major international art exhibitions featuring Monet, Matisse, and Frankenthaler opened this week, showcasing their unique perspectives and contributions to art.
Worldwide Exhibition Openings in November | Berlin Art Link
Art exhibitions in November highlight the intersection of textiles with social advocacy and the complex nature of power in cultural narratives.
At Rome's Villa Borghese, Giambattista Marino is the poet painting the Baroque in words
Giambattista Marino elevated the relationship between poetry and painting in the early 1600s, significantly influencing the art scene of his time.
Luna Luna, the Most Artistic Carnival Design Ever, Is Finally Coming to NYC
The Shed's Luna Luna offers an immersive experience combining art and environment, fostering engagement and a sense of history among visitors.
A Fabulously Eclectic Contemporary Art Fair Is Returning To London Next Month
Wimbledon Art Fair encourages art accessibility by connecting buyers directly with over 180 artists during its November 14-17 event.
Marc Straus is the latest New York dealer to open in Tribeca
Marc Straus Gallery will expand to a new location in Tribeca to accommodate its growing artistic program and engage more deeply with artists.
5 Things to Do This Weekend
The final season of Somebody Somewhere showcases relatable characters whose lives continue beyond the show's credits.
Art Can Fight Climate Change in More Ways Than One
Museums address their environmental impacts while presenting art about climate change, reflecting a deeper commitment to social and environmental justice.
Shaker, Continued: 7 New Favorites for a Trend Resurgence - Remodelista
Shaker design is experiencing a modern resurgence, reflecting contemporary desires for simplicity and utility in design.
edges of ailey: curator adrienne edwards on the artist's enduring legacy at the whitney
The 'Edges of Ailey' exhibition at the Whitney Museum celebrates Alvin Ailey's multidisciplinary legacy across dance, visual art, and Black American culture.
Frieze London diary: Narnia comes to the fair, a new perspective on Mike Kelley, and Hew Locke's Roman inspiration
Daniel Crouch Rare Books showcases a unique fantasy map display, celebrating fictitious lands and the importance of maps in fantasy literature.
Frieze Masters features a Narnia-like stand that captures 2,700 years of imaginary cartography and reflects on the essence of fantasy worlds.
This week in Oakland: The Art of Sneakers and Dissecting Dracula at Camron-Stanford House
Highlighting spooky events leading to Halloween begins with Dissecting Dracula, exploring Bram Stoker's inspiration behind the infamous character.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Light into Density: Abstract Encounters 1920s-1960s
The Jan Shrem and Maria Manetti Shrem Museum is showcasing a unique student-curated exhibition highlighting 20th-century abstract art for the first time in decades.
What James Ensor Knew About the Masks We Wear
The manipulation of appearances in modern society mirrors the themes explored by James Ensor regarding self-identity and masks.
The Brooklyn Museum celebrates its bicentennial with new exhibitions and events focused on community and cultural inclusivity.
Brooklyn Museum to Celebrate 200th Anniversary Oct. 5 - 6
Brooklyn Museum's 200th anniversary celebration will include exhibitions, performances, and the debut of a mobile museum, emphasizing community connection.
Rubin Museum's Tibetan Shrine Will Move to Brooklyn Museum
The Rubin Museum is closing its building and transitioning to a model of traveling exhibitions, starting with the Tibetan Buddhist Shrine Room.
Premium Content: The Brooklyn Museum turns 200
The Brooklyn Museum celebrates its bicentennial with new exhibitions and events focused on community and cultural inclusivity.
Brooklyn Museum to Celebrate 200th Anniversary Oct. 5 - 6
Brooklyn Museum's 200th anniversary celebration will include exhibitions, performances, and the debut of a mobile museum, emphasizing community connection.
Rubin Museum's Tibetan Shrine Will Move to Brooklyn Museum
The Rubin Museum is closing its building and transitioning to a model of traveling exhibitions, starting with the Tibetan Buddhist Shrine Room.
Van Gogh blockbuster, the birth of Impressionism, Juan Pablo Echeverri - podcast
The exhibitions in London and Washington celebrate significant moments in art history, focusing on Van Gogh and the origins of Impressionism.
During Frieze Week, There Is No Shortage of Things to See
The National Gallery's exhibition on Van Gogh challenges the narrative of his madness, emphasizing his methodical approach to art during his time in Provence.
Van Gogh blockbuster, the birth of Impressionism, Juan Pablo Echeverri - podcast
The exhibitions in London and Washington celebrate significant moments in art history, focusing on Van Gogh and the origins of Impressionism.
During Frieze Week, There Is No Shortage of Things to See
The National Gallery's exhibition on Van Gogh challenges the narrative of his madness, emphasizing his methodical approach to art during his time in Provence.
An expert's guide to Helen Frankenthaler: five must-read books on the Abstract Expressionist
Helen Frankenthaler is gaining recognition for her contributions to Abstract Expressionism, highlighted by recent exhibitions and publications.
Following Norway's National Painter Through a Landscape of Mountains and Fjords
Harald Sohlberg's profound connection to nature and existential themes distinguishes him as a Symbolist artist particularly revered in Norway, yet largely unknown internationally.
Blue light: Jason Bruges reimagines the inside of a Tiffany diamond for 130,000 daily passers-by in London
Selfridges has a longstanding relationship with art, pioneering exhibitions since 1930, and continues to engage contemporary artists in innovative ways.
from The Art Newspaper - International art news and events
October's must-see exhibitions: Munch, Bacon and the mysterious life of Tamara de Lempicka
October features key art exhibitions worldwide, showcasing diverse artistic movements and historical contexts.
Exhibit cancellation an insult to academic freedom (opinion)
The cancellation of Samia Halaby's exhibition at IU over alleged security risks signals academic censorship tied to political sensitivities.
Los Angeles gallery Anat Ebgi expanding into former Praz-Dellavalade space
Anat Ebgi is expanding her gallery operations in Los Angeles by opening a new space in the former Praz-Dellavalade location.
How does human memory work while recalling?
Art exhibitions use psychological principles like the serial position effect to enhance emotional engagement and recall.
Grayson Perry, Caravaggio, and Winston Churchill star in upcoming Wallace Collection exhibitions
The Wallace Collection plans major exhibitions featuring Grayson Perry, Caravaggio, and Winston Churchill over the upcoming years.
How This Loofah-Like Pendant Became an It Light
The Anders pendant enhances relaxed dining spaces with its warm glow and artistic flair.
Two publications show how in Caspar David Friedrich's world mankind is puny against nature's power and glory
Friedrich preferred individual display of his works for an immersive experience, opposing traditional exhibitions that could overshadow their unique qualities.