Art as Infrastructure at the Medina Triennial
Art Review The inaugural edition of the sprawling yet rigorous exhibition examines the labor, regulation, extraction, and repair…
Joe Bell is the godfather of bicycle painting
Tech features This is a story about bicycle painting, but it’s also a story about what matters in…
See the World’s Oldest ‘Odyssey’ Copy at the Met
If Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey has you suddenly brushing up on Homer, New York has a considerably older…
The Guggenheim is Hosting a Big Free Block Party This Week
The Guggenheim is taking its art to the streets this week—and, in a rare bit of Upper East…
Damata House / Melina Romano
© Denilson Machado / Estúdio MCA + 24 Curated by Susanna Moreira Read the original version in Portuguese…
A Clock That Lives on the Edge
At first blush, this might seem an odd form for a desk clock.…
Glowing Paintings by Francesco Pirazzi Meditate on the Enigmas of Absence — Colossal
“For me, paintings represent an attempt (sometimes more successful, sometimes less so) to grasp a ‘something’ that for…
‘Even its loos are on the outside’: hi-tech, inside-out marvel the Lloyd’s building is partying with the public | Architecture
In his 2012 book A New Kind of Bleak, the critic Owen Hatherley called it “monstrous, compelling” and…
A Clock That Lives on the Edge
At first blush, this might seem an odd form for a desk clock.…
Up close with Joshua Reynold’s ‘Portrait of Mai’ ahead of Getty debut
A nearly 8-foot canvas by the great 18th century English portrait painter Joshua Reynolds recently made the journey…
Tell us what you think about the new Instagram wordmark
It seems fair to say that the new Instagram wordmark has been met with a mixed reception. While…
‘You can’t be burdened by a legacy’: James Taylor-Foster on his vision for Hong Kong’s Para Site as it turns 30 – The Art Newspaper
As the Hong Kong non-profit Para Site marks its 30th anniversary, it navigates a much-changed city under the…