From immersive installations to monumental sky-facing spaces, James Turrell has spent decades transforming light into a material that changes how viewers experience architecture, color, and their own perception. Light is …
- New York
Siena: The Art of Bronze, 1450–1500 at The Frick — Rediscovering a Renaissance City in Metal
Nearly forty works, including sculptures rarely seen beyond Tuscany, bring renewed attention to Siena’s bronze-making traditions and the technical ambition of Renaissance artists. Siena is often remembered for the brilliance …
In MoMA’s Sculpture Garden, a constantly changing installation connects artificial intelligence, human perception, and biological processes—asking what it means to imagine a world beyond the human mind. What does a …
- Lifestyle-Fashion
Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses at the Brooklyn Museum — Where Couture Meets the Living World
More than 140 haute couture creations enter into conversation with art, science, and natural history in a landmark exhibition exploring how fashion can reshape our understanding of the body. Fashion …
At MoMA this fall, rarely loaned sculptures, photographs, films, tools, and studio objects offer a new way to encounter Constantin Brancusi—not only through the forms he made, but through the …
At Jeffrey Deitch in New York, a posthumous presentation of recent paintings reveals an artist turning toward religious imagery, mythology, and the uncertain space between personal experience and collective belief. …
At Jeffrey Deitch in SoHo, Aparicio transforms rubber, tree surfaces, personal objects, and fragments of Los Angeles into an exhibition about disaster, displacement, and the histories embedded in the urban …
- Event-Exhibition
Designing the Gilded Age: Drawings from Tiffany Studios at The Met — The Hidden Blueprint of American Luxury
Nearly 120 drawings reveal how Louis Comfort Tiffany’s celebrated stained glass, lamps, mosaics, and interiors moved from fragile ideas on paper to enduring works of American decorative art. Before the …
At Lehmann Maupin in Chelsea, Anna Park transforms casinos, carnival games, childhood play, and Americana into a turbulent charcoal world where winning and losing become metaphors for contemporary life. The …
From Bill Bowerman’s kitchen experiments to Air Max, Flyknit, Vaporfly, and the global sneaker phenomenon, MAD’s sweeping exhibition traces five decades of Nike innovation. A running shoe is rarely just …