Long before generative AI made authorship a mainstream debate, Sherrie Levine was challenging the idea that an artwork must begin with a singular creator. Her practice offers a powerful lens …
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 …
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 …
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 …
Across two Chelsea galleries, the Japanese artist brings together new paintings, drawings, monumental sculptures, and early works for his first exhibition with David Zwirner—and his first major New York solo …
- New York
Lee Bul: The Anatomy of Every Setting Sun at Hauser & Wirth — The Beautiful Ruins of Tomorrow
In West Chelsea, Lee Bul turns technological ambition into floating monuments, fractured architectures, and luminous surfaces where utopian dreams collide with fragility. A futuristic airship hovers above the gallery floor. …
- New York
Lee Bul: The Anatomy of Every Setting Sun at Hauser & Wirth — When Utopia Begins to Look Like a Ruin
In her first exhibition with Hauser & Wirth, Lee Bul brings monumental sculptures, mother-of-pearl paintings, and hybrid architectural forms to West Chelsea, confronting the beauty and instability of humanity’s technological …