Ding Yi Draws Lines in the Great Expanse
The Chinese painter further widens his already macroscopic view to the universe at large, finding...
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This Industrial Lift Imagines a Future for Fraught Monuments
The Black Reconstruction Collective is reimagining possibilities around historic monuments by...
Philippe Petit Isn’t Done Walking the Wires
The high-wire artist who became a global sensation after walking between the World Trade Center’s
Chelsea Ryoko Wong Finds Solace in Unknown Places
A period of existential dread compelled the San Francisco painter to travel across North Africa,...
These Thoughtful Wall Coverings Champion Latin American Heritage
An outing to Mexico Design Week and the proliferation of Latin American creatives in the...
Aspen ArtWeek Stays Cool in the Summer
The weeklong art festivities countered notions of a contracting market and proved the resort...
Pioneer Works Prepares for a Milestone
The Brooklyn creative nonprofit plans to reopen early September after months of renovations that...
At Its Summer Benefit, the Watermill Center Honors Lucinda Childs
On July 27, the Watermill Center hosted its annual summer benefit on its ten-acre flagship Hamptons
Calida Rawles Pictures the Healing Potential of Water
With dazzling hyperrealism, the California painter tenderly envisions her subjects immersed in...
Nina Chanel Abney Puts Her Own Spin on a Warhol Classic
A monumental standout from her solo show at Jack Shainman’s converted upstate school, the...
Taylor Swift’s “Eras” Wardrobe Gets the Museum Treatment
The European leg of Taylor Swift’s Eras tour is leaving no major city untouched, least of all...
A Disused School Becomes an Upstate Art Destination
Six Tribeca galleries—Andrew Kreps, Bortolami, James Cohan, Kurimanzutto, Anton Kern, and...
Stoneleaf Retreat Gathers a Crowd for Open Studios
On July 20, Helen Toomer hosted an annual gathering for Female Design Council (FDC) and Art Mamas...
Pauline Rintsch Drifts Into the Knotty Depths of Feminine Interiority
In an anguished diptych that mimics an open book, the German painter summons a smudgy, Balthus-like
In Her First Museum Show, Nadya Tolokonnikova Turns Up the Volume
Given the lengths the Pussy Riot founder has gone over the past decade to use her art to speak out...
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