Robert Peterson’s Intimate Portraits of Black Peace and Strength
Flipping the script on how Black families are often portrayed, the Oklahoma-based painter lovingly...
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How Museums Became Staging Grounds for Protest Movements
Two activists flung tomato soup over a Van Gogh painting at London’s National Gallery last week,...
Thomas Houseago, Nick Cave, and Brad Pitt Are Quite the Odd Throuple
After bonding over shared personal and mental health struggles, the trio is showing works that...
The Cultivist Fêtes Frieze London in Style at the Royal Academy
On October 12, the Cultivist took over London’s Royal Academy of Arts, kicking off Frieze Week...
Holly Herndon Is Making Music With an AI Baby
The acclaimed musician has devised a novel tool that allows her to create an AI-generated deepfake...
One of the Biggest Street and Light Art Festivals Opens Thursday in Cincinnati—Here’s What to Expect
Blink festival executive director Justin Brookhart previews highlights from the festival, which...
This New Book Looks at History’s Most Savage Art Criticism
“Bad Reviews” pens a love letter to harsh critique by framing it as an endangered art—and...
At Worthless Studios, Voice Art Takes Shape as an Immersive Exhibition
Mohammad Gorjestani’s digital voicemail project, “1-800 Happy Birthday,” takes shape as a...
Orange County Gets a World-Class Contemporary Art Museum
A relaunched California Biennial, free admission, and the end of a 14 year-long project: here's...
Björk’s New Album Is an Ode to Mushrooms
On her latest record, Fossora, the Icelandic avant-pop fixture meditates on physicality, ecology,...
Old-Guard Auction Houses Are Embracing the Future
Aiming to attract younger collectors, Christie’s is launching two new departments focused on NFTs
An Electrified Canova Masterpiece Oozing With Homoerotic Heat
Cheekily nodding to a Neoclassical statue’s covert portrayal of same-sex desire, up-and-coming...
Meet the Makers Behind Remarkably Ornate Mardi Gras Costumes
A member of a tribe practicing Black Masking Indian culture in New Orleans, Charles DuVernay is...
Nate Lewis’s Dancing Figures Awaken a Sense of Healing
Propelling his signature paper-carving techniques to new heights, the former critical-care nurse...
Ryuichi Sakamoto and Krug Champagne Light Up the Brooklyn Museum
The award-winning Japanese composer premiered “Suite for Krug 2008,” a symphony inspired by...
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