Enzo Mari, 1932-2020
The Italian design legend Enzo Mari, who has died at 88 during a landmark retrospective at...
A New York Art Gallery Where Anything Can Happen
The sui generis dealer Kai Matsumiya favors artists “who question even the most fundamental...
Jamian Juliano-Villani, Today’s Most Tireless Artist, Readies a New Chapter
Her inimitable paintings have made her one of the art world’s most magnetic talents....
In Philadelphia, Alex Da Corte Reinvents an Allan Kaprow Classic
Restaging a storied 1962 happening, the star artist trades chickens for… let’s not spoil it.
Bjarne Melgaard in Full Bloom
At the Felix fair in Los Angeles, the indefatigable provocateur debuts intimate paintings as major...
Curator Alison Gingeras on Revisiting One of the 20th Century’s Key Art Shows
Inspired by a MoMA classic, “New Images of Man” at Blum & Poe in Los Angeles shows dozens of...
Noah Davis, Influential Artist Who Died as His Star Was Rising, Comes Into Full View in New York
A David Zwirner gallery show charts his life as a preternaturally talented painter and a founder of
Filmmaker Shirin Neshat Probes the Iran-U.S. Divide in Surreal New Satire
“I think that it's even more important that artists are vocal," the artist says in an interview...