Nate Lewis’s Dancing Figures Awaken a Sense of Healing
Propelling his signature paper-carving techniques to new heights, the former critical-care nurse...
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Ryuichi Sakamoto and Krug Champagne Light Up the Brooklyn Museum
The award-winning Japanese composer premiered “Suite for Krug 2008,” a symphony inspired by...
The Art World’s Most Followed Shitposter Is Gaining Unlikely New Fans
Sotheby’s taps Hilde Lynn Helphenstein, the force behind viral art-world meme page...
Storefront for Art & Architecture Toasts 40 Years
On Sept. 19, Storefront for Art & Architecture brought together the New York design cognoscenti for
Thirty Years in the Making, Berlin’s Humboldt Forum Is Complete
After nearly three decades of planning, the Humboldt Forum has finally opened to the public. But...
Egyptian-Honduran Artist Jackie Milad Pays Tribute to an Avant-Garde Feminist Poet
With her 11-year-old son's drawings interwoven throughout, the mixed-media piece dedicated to...
Celebrating Carl Craig’s Vinyl Release with Nazy Nazhand and Dia Art Foundation
On Sept. 13, an intimate group gathered at The Clocktower at The New York EDITION to celebrate Carl
The Armory Show Returns With Renewed Energy and a Global Perspective
New York’s pre-eminent contemporary art fair returned to the Javits Center this past weekend with
The Artists First Alliance’s Lively Benefête in the Rockaways
On Sept. 9, The Artists First Alliance—a collective consisting of Baxter St at CCNY, NXTHVN, and...
Documenting Climate Change Through Art
The newly launched World Weather Network is mounting 28 art projects around the world to track the...
Will Seoul Become Asia’s Next Major Art Hub?
With the arrival of the first-ever Frieze Seoul this weekend, collectors and dealers are zeroing in
Unpacking the Art Inside Meta’s New Manhattan Office
Meta Open Arts tapped a group of emerging and established artists like Baseera Khan, Liz Collins,...
At the U.S. Open, Serena Williams and Stellar Artworks
Thanks to a new partnership between the USTA and the Armory Show, a group of evocative artworks are
Returned Benin Bronzes Spark an “Artistic Awakening”
Museums in France, Germany, and the U.S. are returning looted artifacts from the Kingdom of Benin,...
A Land Art Masterpiece or Colossal Concrete Biohazard?
After five decades, Michael Heizer is ready to pull back the curtain on his magnum opus, the...
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