Art and Design Upstarts Turn Out in Force for Young Collectors Night
On January 26, the Park Avenue Armory hosted over 500 of New York’s most ardent art and design...
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At the Nasher Sculpture Center, Theaster Gates Fuses Japanese and Black Culture
The Dallas institution has opened “Afro Mingei,” a convivial gathering space envisioned by...
M3gan, a Style Icon and Cautionary Tale
An overnight pop culture phenomenon, the murderous doll’s meticulously constructed wardrobe and...
With ‘Merge’, Duplex’s Patrizio Chiarparini Flexes His Eye for Spotting Where Art and Function Meet
The show of works by Duccio Maria Gambi meditates on the intersection of nature and manmade...
A Monument to Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King Divides Critics
Hank Willis Thomas and MASS Design Group’s tribute is drawing mixed reviews—including...
Tom of Finland’s Homoerotic World-Building Helped Pioneer the Queer Zine
The queer Finnish illustrator changed the world’s erotic imagination. A new exhibition at David...
Robin Rhode Choreographs a Woman-to-Bird Metamorphosis
In a surreal series of photographic prints, the South Africa–born artist choreographs a fluid...
Who’s the Better Curator: Man or Machine?
As debates about AI’s potential impact on the creative industries rage on, a new exhibition...
Titus Kaphar’s Directorial Debut Is More Proof That Nobody Plans to Shut Up
The acclaimed painter wrestles with art-world racism in “Shut Up and Paint,” a documentary that
In Houston, Two Outsider Art Hallmarks Get a New Lease on Life
The Orange Show Center for Visionary Art is undertaking a $2 million restoration project of two...
Worrell Yeung Fashions a Pristine Home for Canal Projects
A storied cast-iron building on a SoHo street corner is the arts organization’s new home, and...
Lisa Edelstein Paints Unedited Everyday Moments
The decorated “House” actress, who discovered watercolors during the pandemic, throws it back...
Surface and Polygon Explore the Intersection of Digital and Physical Spaces at Miami Art Week
Over four days, Surface and Polygon's immersive Web3 art bungalow at the W South Beach served as a...
The Overlooked Dilemma of Incarcerated Artists
A gripping new documentary sheds light on Jesse Krimes, a formerly incarcerated artist who’s...
Should Artists Facing Censorship Head to OnlyFans?
One year after Vienna’s viral campaign to promote its museums’ nude artworks on OnlyFans,...
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