In Noelia Towers’s Subversive Paintings, Troubled Women Are the Stars
“I like troubled women,” Noelia Towers remarked, sitting cross-legged on a large couch in the cozy Chicago apartment…
African Art Masterpieces Head to Tate, Courtesy Jorge, Darlene Pérez
Jorge M. and Darlene Pérez have gifted Tate 36 works by artists from Africa and its diaspora. It’s…
Painter Agrade Camíz Captures the Beauty and Brutality of Life in Rio de Janeiro
Growing up, Agrade Camíz never thought she would become an artist. From her perspective as a child in…
Geoffroy Pithon’s Kaleidoscopic Works Redefine What Painting Can Be
French artist Geoffroy Pithon is in the middle of explaining how he doesn’t see painting as something sacred…
Heidi Lau Bridges Heaven and Earth in Otherworldly Ceramics
A faceless being commonly compared to a pig appears across Daoist, Confucian, and Chinese myths as an agent…
In Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley’s Provocative Video Games, the Audience Is the Art
In Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley’s interactive video artwork I DIDNT REALISE YOU THOUGHT LIKE THAT (2025), a series of fictional…
step inside new york’s narrowest townhouse, under nine feet wide
a slender west village landmark is listed Among the 19th-century rowhouses of Bedford Street in New York‘s…
Rathnelly House / Studio VAARO
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David Zwirner Now Represents Yoshitomo Nara
David Zwirner, one of the world’s largest galleries, announced Monday that it would now be the official representative…
Photographer Refuses to Take Down Homeless Woman’s Portrait Despite Family Requests
Stock photo. A photographer is refusing to take down images he took of a homeless woman before she…
Netherlands says it will return stolen 3,500-year-old sculpture to Egypt after Grand Egyptian Museum opening
Cairo — The prime minister of the Netherlands announced Sunday that the European nation will soon return a 3,500-year-old…
Adrienne Salinger on returning to her groundbreaking photo series, Teenagers in Their Bedrooms
INT: So, how did you shoot these photos? AS: I used a 4×5-view camera and a wide angle…