Glass can be transparent or opaque, delicate or monumental, familiar or strangely unfamiliar. For centuries, Murano, the Venetian island renowned for its glassmaking, built an international reputation on the extraordinary …
- New York
Gabriele Münter: Contours of a World Reclaims a Pioneering Voice in Modern Art at the Guggenheim
The history of modern art is often told through movements, manifestos and celebrated artistic partnerships. Yet behind these familiar narratives are artists whose contributions have remained less visible, despite the …
What happens when an artist moves beyond painting-like illusions to cultivate, nurture, and document life cycles from seed to decay? For American photographer Sharon Core, known worldwide for her meticulous …
Exploring the outer limits of perception, space, and gesture, Nara Roesler presents a major exhibition dedicated to the late Japanese-Brazilian master of global abstraction. What happens when an artist distills …
- Event-Exhibition
What Holds Us: An Exploration of Form, Gravity, and Human Connection at Hauser & Wirth
What if a piece of art did not merely exist in a room, but actively defined the physical and emotional space around it? What if structure, tension, and texture could …
Subheadline: In his first solo exhibition with the gallery, the Nigerian-born, Chicago-based artist uses dreamlike figures, fragmented architecture, and shifting landscapes to explore identity, migration, memory, and the possibility of …
- Art-Artists
Maia Cruz Palileo’s The World Tangled in You at David Kordansky Gallery Reimagines Filipino American History
Subheadline: Through richly layered paintings, the Brooklyn-based artist brings family archives, colonial histories, migration, and imagined worlds into an evolving conversation about identity and belonging. History is rarely a complete …
- Editorial
Rita Ackermann’s The Chemical Alphabet at Hauser & Wirth Turns Painting Into a Process of Erasure and Renewal
Subheadline: In Soho, the Hungarian-born, New York-based artist combines Semitic letters, chalkboard paint, silkscreen, and pastel to explore how images emerge, disappear, and take on new meanings. A painting is …
- New York
Haegue Yang’s Through at Dia Beacon Turns Architecture, Light, and Sound Into a Living Artwork
Subheadline: South Korean artist Haegue Yang transforms Dia Beacon’s two-level industrial space through sculptural installations inspired by East Asian philosophy, myth, migration, and the music of composer Isang Yun. What …
Subheadline: Rare sketchbook pages, experimental prints, an early sculpture, and studio objects offer an unusually personal view of the Abstract Expressionist whose creative legacy transformed modern art. Jackson Pollock is …