Art Fund launches new fellowship scheme for Global Majority curators – The Art Newspaper
The Art Fund charity in the UK is launching an ambitious new curatorial fellowship programme as a “response…
The Met’s blockbuster Raphael exhibition looks beyond the artist’s idealised Madonnas – The Art Newspaper
With the last half-millennium in mind, Raphael has arguably been the most important artist of the western canon,…
London exhibition celebrates Konrad Mägi, Estonia’s mystic Modern master – The Art Newspaper
The first UK exhibition to be dedicated to Estonia’s pioneering Modernist painter Konrad Mägi (1878-1925) opens at Dulwich…
dreamlike aquarium invites visitors to lie within at thaddaeus ropac
ariana papademetropoulos’ show at Thaddaeus ropac paris At Thaddaeus Ropac Paris Marais, Ariana Papademetropoulos presents Glass Slipper,…
Exhibition explores how the US shaped Joan Miró—and he it – The Art Newspaper
“I feel like diving into the turmoil of New York,” Joan Miró said in 1947. The Barcelona-born artist…
OMA’s new museum expansion completes in NYC as space for ‘new humans’
the expanded new museum set to open in New York New York City sees the completion of…
paola pivi imagines a cosmos from lemon trees at perrotin paris
A universe grown from lemon trees occupies perrotin paris What if regeneration wasn’t metaphorical but literal? In…
It’s time for David Hockney to put down the iPad
As surely as one season follows another, the stream of iPad paintings emerging from David Hockney’s studio continues…
janny baek’s sculptures form an abstract ecosystem of colorful ceramic organisms
Ceramic organisms to show in Chicago In Life Forms, artist Janny Baek approaches ceramics as a speculative…
JR’s ‘horizons’ at perrotin LA shows works from prison yards to border wall
jr’s California artworks collected at perrotin The exhibition, Horizons, arrives at Perrotin‘s Los Angeles gallery this spring, presenting…
In Bloom, Ashmolean Museum, review: An astonishing botanical feast
But it also strives to tell an aesthetic story; hence, the presence of Iznik dishes decorated with tulips…
Two Renoir exhibitions at Musée d’Orsay explore the joy of human connection – The Art Newspaper
The British art historian John Golding regarded Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841-1919) as having a restless mind. The French artist…