With Pebbles and Soap, Jesse Krimes Takes on the Prison System
Jesse Krimes' art reflects both personal experiences and broader societal issues related to the American penal system, without directly depicting dehumanization.
Shaker Cradles for Adults? They Rocked Frances McDormand's Mind
Frances McDormand and artist Suzanne Bocanegra explore the emotional significance of Shaker cradles for adult comfort in their pop-up gallery.
Mel Ramsden's work with Art & Language fundamentally challenged modern art's status quo through critical discourse over a remarkable sixty-year career.
Mel Ramsden obituary
The exhibition Nobody Spoke at Lisson Gallery in London was confusing, featuring an installation of small chairs and videos by Art & Language, marking the passing of Mel Ramsden.
MEL RAMSDEN (1944-2024)
Mel Ramsden's work with Art & Language fundamentally challenged modern art's status quo through critical discourse over a remarkable sixty-year career.
Mel Ramsden obituary
The exhibition Nobody Spoke at Lisson Gallery in London was confusing, featuring an installation of small chairs and videos by Art & Language, marking the passing of Mel Ramsden.
Yoko Ono's new prints celebrate themes of unity, peace, and love, reflecting her artistic vision and connection to past works.
Why Are Museums So Afraid of This Artist?
Hans Haacke's Poll of MoMA Visitors challenged political norms and engaged museum-goers in a critical discussion about art's role in social issues.
Nick James obituary
Nick James set up The Gallery in the 1970s to critique the commercial art gallery system and conceptual art, leading to confusion and engagement from the art world.
Claudia de la Torre's artist editions are expanding the idea of what a book can be
Claudia de la Torre creatively reinvents traditional book forms in her conceptual art, pushing the boundaries of print media.
Bill T. Jones and Hank Willis Thomas reanimate creative freedom
The body never lies in dance and performance art, challenging conventional norms.
Charles Gaines, By the Numbers
Charles Gaines was heavily influenced by his experiences with racial segregation and the concept of difference in society.
How Conceptual Artist Daniel Buren Is Transforming Belmond's Hotels
American artists in the 1960s repurposed the idea of artworks going beyond form, establishing a new way of making and thinking about art.
Diriyah Biennale's 'monumental' works create their own unique landscape-with familiar issues
The Diriyah Biennale in Riyadh features 177 conceptual art installations with a theme of growth and revitalization.
The biennale showcases works by 100 artists from 43 countries exploring environmental concerns like climate change and access to basic needs.
See 27 powerful works by Ukrainian artists at this NYC gallery show
The art show showcases 27 works by Ukrainian contemporary artists that exemplify the power and beauty of women.
The show's curators chose works that blend modern trends and Ukrainian ethnic traditions.