Subheadline: In his first New York solo exhibition with Hauser & Wirth, George Rouy returns to the figure again and again—using repetition, fragmentation, spectral imagery, and metamorphosis to question what …
- New York
Kenneth Victor Young: Works 1970–1972 at Andrew Kreps Gallery Reconsiders an Overlooked Voice in American Abstraction
Subheadline: Andrew Kreps Gallery brings together Kenneth Victor Young’s early “orb” paintings, revealing a distinctive synthesis of Color Field painting, jazz improvisation, scientific thinking, and Black artistic history. In the …
- Event-Exhibition
Taryn Simon at the Guggenheim: Systems, Archives, and the Hidden Architecture of Power
Subheadline: In Father Country I Do Love You, Taryn Simon transforms the Guggenheim’s iconic Rotunda into an immense narrative system—one that follows a single life across four decades and exposes …
- Art-Artists
The Art of Manga Takeover at the Brooklyn Museum: When Japanese Comics Enter the Museum Canon
Subheadline: More than 600 original drawings, beloved manga series, and centuries of Japanese visual storytelling transform the Brooklyn Museum into New York’s newest destination for manga culture. Manga has already …
Subheadline: From living ecosystems and biological research to machine intelligence and simulated worlds, a new generation of artists is challenging the idea that the human should remain at the center …
Subheadline: Lugar de Consuelo (Place of Solace) transformed MoMA’s Kravis Studio into a space where performance, memory, political violence, and theatrical imagination converge. For Naufus Ramírez-Figueroa, history is rarely a …
What holds a society together when the structures around it are under pressure? The 2026 Whitney Biennial does not offer a single answer. Instead, it asks viewers to look at …
The Internet was once imagined as a place outside the museum. In 2001, the Whitney Museum of American Art began challenging that assumption. With the launch of artport, the museum …
There is a particular kind of beauty in watching something refuse to hold still. Water moves. Foam expands and collapses. Warm currents meet cold ones. Air and liquid negotiate an …
What if an image could refuse to behave like an image? What if a landscape could carry political information without telling a conventional story? And what if the things we …