In ‘Door to Life,’ Pacita Abad Evokes Traditional Yemeni Architecture — Colossal
Throughout her illustrious 32-year career, Pacita Abad (1946-2004) traveled to more than 60 countries. Myriad experiences ultimately introduced…
What Photographers Learn From Hunter S. Thompson
Hunter S. Thompson is certainly one of my references — not because he ever cared about photography, but…
How Dayanita Singh Organized a Major Show in Venice Without Institutional Funding
Feature Unmoored from the anchors of deep pockets that often hinder imagination, the artist brought her images of…
In Tuscany, an Artistic Sculpture Hub Thrives
Botero could often be seen sitting on the terrace of one of the cafes in the piazza, Gherarducci…
Drawings Dominate at a Chicago de Kooning Exhibit
Summer is the time for blockbuster museum exhibitions, and frequently those popular, big ticket shows focus on painting.…
Rare Early Basquiat Works Return to Brooklyn After HBCU Tour
News “Our Friend, Jean,” an intimate collection from the precipice of the artist’s career explosion, is going on…
‘I am very decisive’: designer Jennifer Gilbert on what she collects and why – The Art Newspaper
The designer, entrepreneur, philanthropist and collector Jennifer Gilbert is based in and deeply committed to Detroit. Pophouse, the…
Inuk artist launches first solo exhibition in U.K. gallery
Listen to this article Estimated 4 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology.…
What Happened to the ‘Cameras of the Future’?
A newly resurfaced archive clip from the BBC’s long-running technology program “Tomorrow’s World” offers a fascinating snapshot of…
Sense of Salt | Athens | May 13-30
Australian-born, Athens-based photographer Konstantinos Korsovitis presents “Sense of Salt” at o.art.ath Gallery (36 Sporadon), a multimedia exhibition inspired…
Traditional Indian home features that deserve a comeback in modern living
Intricate latticed screens — jalis — were everywhere in traditional Indian homes, especially in Rajasthan and across the…
Gozo Yoshimasu wins first Serpentine x Flag Art Foundation Prize – The Art Newspaper
The Japanese artist and poet Gozo Yoshimasu, 87, has been awarded the inaugural £200,000 Serpentine x Flag Art…