What’s the State of Italian Painting Today?
An expansive new exhibition at Triennale Milano takes stock of how today’s generation of Italian...
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How the Pyramids Became a Site for Contemporary Sculpture
Now in its third year, Art d’Egypte brings an array of site-specific works to the Pyramids of...
The Art Show Returns in Full Swing for Henry Street Settlement
On Nov. 1, the Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA) hosted The Art Show Benefit Preview in...
At Its Annual Gala, the Studio Museum in Harlem Looks Ahead
On Oct. 30, leaders of The Studio Museum in Harlem were joined by artists, cultural luminaries,...
The World’s Only Museum for Women Artists Returns Bigger and Bolder
After a two-year renovation, the National Museum for Women in the Arts reopens with more space,...
The Other Art Fair Finds a New Home in Gowanus
As a standard-bearer for affordable and approachable art acquisitions, the Other Art Fair seems to...
Ryan Robichaux’s Hazy Musings on Masculine Tenderness
By creating dream-like renditions of masculinity through “acceptable” interactions like a...
The Extraordinary, Extraterrestrial Paintings of Ken Grimes
In a wondrously illustrated new book, Anthology Editions collects the enigmatic painter’s...
Lol Tolhurst Explains Why Goth Endures
On the heels of a new album with Jacknife Lee and Budgie, the Cure’s co-founder has published a...
Inside Skowhegan’s Star-Studded 53rd Annual Awards Dinner
On Oct. 24, a lively group of artists, collectors, gallerists, and art-world enthusiasts gathered...
SCAD Museum of Art Highlights the Life-Affirming Power of Personhood
The university for creative careers lives up to its moniker with a world-class fall exhibition...
At Grace Farms, a Gathering for a Greater Cause
On Oct. 21, luminaries across art, architecture, and philanthropy descended on Grace Farms in New...
Ian Collings’ Study of Life Force Culminates in an Exploration of Movement
The furniture designer-turned-sculptor brings stone to life with “Movements,” in which he...
Inside Ziwe’s Intimate Book Launch Party
On Oct. 17, Ziwe hosted a party at The Standard, East Village, to celebrate the release of “Black
This Museum of Stolen Artifacts Aims to Empty Itself
UNESCO and Interpol are developing an immersive virtual museum tracking hundreds of stolen cultural
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