Pictures by ex-soldier-turned photographer seen for first time in 60 years
A former soldier turned photographer, Adrian Bernadine, showcased his Kodachrome 64 images from the 1960s for the first time in 60 years at Barking and Dagenham College. [ more ]
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The Himalayas come to Manhattan for Rubin Museum's final show in its New York space
The Rubin Museum's farewell exhibition at its permanent space features contemporary artists' works inspired by the museum's permanent collection. [ more ]
Photographer captures ephemeral moments in 'Sehnsucht' exhibition, exploring unfinished facets of life with a blend of optimism and melancholy. [ more ]
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The poetry in Jean Cocteau's visual art celebrated in Venice exhibition
Jean Cocteau's work was influenced by his background as a poet, manifesting in various art forms like film, drawings, paintings, and ceramics. [ more ]
Londoners see what a scientist looks like up close in 50 photographs
Featuring over 200 scientists, Nature's Where I Work photo-essay section showcases diversity in science, now exhibiting 50 select photos in a public outdoor display in London. [ more ]
Unbuilt Visions and Architectural Narratives of Frank Lloyd Wright in Southwestern Pennsylvania - Yanko Design
The exhibition 'Frank Lloyd Wright's Southwestern Pennsylvania' at the National Building Museum showcases both realized and unrealized projects, with detailed reconstructions using modern technology. [ more ]
Juxtapoz Magazine - The Monumental Works of Francesca Woodman Are Given New Life
Francesca Woodman's inaugural exhibition at Gagosian showcases previously unseen prints, including the monumental 'Blueprint for a Temple (II)'.
Woodman's work from 1975-1980 demonstrates her unique composition style, utilizing dilapidated interiors and architectural elements to present the body as sculpture. [ more ]
This Exhibition Presents an Extreme Vision of Japanese Visual Culture
Michael Hoppen's fascination with Japan began with a vintage photograph in the 1980s, leading to regular visits and the recent exhibition at his gallery.
The exhibition at Michael Hoppen's gallery aims to showcase various aspects of Japanese culture through storytelling and meticulous craftsmanship, avoiding common tropes. [ more ]
On process: Refik Anadol seeks to demystify AI art by showing how it is put together
Refik Anadol has been at the forefront of various technological advancements over the past 15 years, including AI, VR, projection mapping, and blockchain/NFTs.
Anadol's exhibition, 'Echoes of the Earth: Living Archive,' aims to demystify technologies like AI and NFTs, democratize information using AI, and showcase the serious intent of digital artists. [ more ]
Laurie Anderson is obsessed with resuscitating husband, Lou Reed, with AI
Technology is advancing rapidly, making futuristic plots from shows like Black Mirror closer to reality.
AI applications like HearAfter and digital necromancy services are already available, preserving memories and enabling interaction with deceased loved ones. [ more ]
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Lawrence Lek on the pitfalls of artists making work about artificial intelligence
Lawrence Lek's exhibition Nox explores artificial intelligence and digital worlds through the subject of self-driving cars.
The exhibition takes place in a disused sporting goods store in Berlin and features a wayward, self-driving car undergoing therapy and rebooting its software. [ more ]
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The Impressionists' First Flowering Is Still Fresh After 150 Years
The Musee d'Orsay is hosting an exhibition to remember the first Impressionist exhibition in Paris in 1874.
The exhibition showcases famous Impressionist artists like Edgar Degas, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, and Claude Monet, revealing the complexity of the movement. [ more ]
The shortlist for the next Fourth Plinth has just been revealed
The shortlist for the next sculpture on Trafalgar Square's Fourth Plinth has been announced, with two sculptures to be unveiled in 2026 and 2028.
The shortlisted artists include works featuring an enormous black moggy, a huge sweet potato 'island,' a ghostly shrouded statue, an ultra-colorful psychedelic vehicle, a South American bird nest sculpture, a striding woman, and public sculptures by Thomas J Price. [ more ]
Sixth edition of Prospect New Orleans will feature 49 artists' works throughout the city
49 artists have been announced for Prospect New Orleans 6, including internationally renowned artists and many with ties to Louisiana and the Caribbean.
The exhibition aims to highlight the diversity and global nature of New Orleans as a city with a predominantly people of color population. [ more ]
in palazzo strozzi, anselm kiefer exhibits god's fallen angels using wax, sand, flowers and ash
Anselm Kiefer's exhibition Fallen Angels explores themes of rebellion against God through various artistic mediums.
The exhibition seeks to bridge the gap between historical, biblical events, and philosophical thoughts with the artist's interpretation of fallen angels. [ more ]
Catch the Rubin Museum's final exhibit before it closes its space
The Rubin Museum in Chelsea will close its physical space but will host the exhibit 'Reimagine: Himalayan Art Now' until October 6 showcasing 32 contemporary artists.
The exhibit will feature a diverse range of mediums and explore themes like gender identity, migration, and technology from a Himalayan perspective. [ more ]
UVA founded in 2003; known for light, data, movement exploration. Exhibition explores scientific/economic systems. Integration of technology in various design spaces. [ more ]
edward burtynsky illustrates how humanity impacts our planet in saatchi gallery exhibition
Saatchi Gallery in London will be hosting the largest exhibition of Edward Burtynsky's career, showcasing 94 photographs, murals, and an augmented reality experience.
The exhibition explores humanity's impact on the natural world and the ecological consequences of industrialization, featuring five thematic sections: Abstraction, Agriculture, Extraction, Manufacturing & Industry, and Waste. [ more ]
Review of Karim Ainouz's exhibition 'BLAST!' | Berlin Art Link
Nostalgia is a powerful emotion that can be evoked through personal photographs and mundane items.
Karim Aïnouz's exhibition 'BLAST!' in Berlin taps into a sense of wonder for days past using vintage carousel slide projectors and personal memorabilia. [ more ]
Elmgreen & Dragset at Kunsthalle Praha | Berlin Art Link
The exhibition 'READ' by Elmgreen & Dragset at Kunsthalle Praha explores the concept of reading and invites visitors to uncover playful riddles and insidious indictments.
The exhibition features contributions from over 60 artists and uses a scenography reminiscent of municipal libraries, highlighting the materiality of books over their content. [ more ]
mexican modernism meets contemporary design by nilufar during mexico city's zona maco
The modernist residence of the late architect Pedro Ramírez Vásquez in Mexico City was transformed into a contemporary design installation during Zona Maco México 2024.
Nilufar Gallery's Open Edition furniture collection was showcased in the architect's home, creating a dialogue between past and present design. [ more ]
The article discusses an art exhibit at the Portland Art Museum featuring Africa Fashion and Black Artists of Oregon.
The author reflects on the reactions and interpretations of the exhibit, particularly among high school students and different racial backgrounds. [ more ]
Tour the New Eames Archives Guided by Their Granddaughter
The Eames Archives has opened in Richmond, California, showcasing the design duo's iconic artifacts and personal ephemera.
Visitors can view the Eames catalog, prototypes, and personal correspondence to gain an in-depth understanding of the couple's lives and design process. [ more ]
The latest show at England's Baltic sets a whole new bar for exhibiting art in a climate crisis
'Stepping Softly on the Earth' at Baltic in Gateshead encourages new thinking and marks a shift in how exhibitions are conceived and presented.
The show brings together work by non-Western and indigenous artists who challenge the human-centered perspective and emphasize interconnectedness. [ more ]
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The 'Growth' exhibition at Kunsthalle Basel explores socialist modernism and Central-Eastern-European collective mythologies through surreal sculptures and embroidered representations.
Gabriel Orozco's 'Diario de Plantas' series at kurimanzutto in Mexico City focuses on the cycle of life and nature through drawings, sculptures, and paintings. [ more ]
Juxtapoz Magazine - Kristy Moreno and "The Company We Keep"
The exhibition features new ceramic vessels, figures, and wall works that celebrate female friendship and sisterhood.
Moreno's ceramic characters band together in the face of oppression, chaos, and harm as they empower one another with an eye toward speculative futures. [ more ]
Into the arms of strangers': child refugees of Nazi Germany remember
The Kindertransport saved over 10,000 children, mostly Jewish, from the Nazis by bringing them to the UK to live with foster families.
An exhibition titled 'I said, Auf Wiedersehen' in Berlin marks the 85th anniversary of the Kindertransport and showcases the emotions and experiences of the children, parents, and foster families involved. [ more ]
First look: this London exhibition shows off brand-new King Charles III banknotes
The Bank of England Museum is offering a sneak preview of the new King Charles III banknotes before they enter circulation.
The exhibition called 'The Future of Money' will explore futuristic topics around money and payment systems, and will feature the first public display of the new banknotes. [ more ]