Don’t Miss: Fernando Botero’s New York Years at Sotheby’s
“Botero in New York” is on view at Sotheby’s New York through September. Photo: Ben Levine, courtesy of…
Rarely Seen Botero Works Spotlight His Overlooked New York Years
Fernando Botero left his indelible mark on New York, in the 14 monumental sculptures that lined Park Avenue…
Six artists envision ping-pong tables for exhibition at Rockaway Beach
In Victorian England, table tennis, or ping-pong, was a recreational activity enjoyed after dinner. Since its days in…
Art Review: Francesca Mollett’s “Buried Shadow” at GRIMM New York
Installation view: Francesca Mollett’s “Buried Shadow” at GRIMM New York. Courtesy GRIMM Francesca Mollett swiftly captured the attention…
Rescued mural depicting Alice’s adventures in New York wonderland back on view for first time in decades – The Art Newspaper
“Come Alice! I’ll show you another wonderland—New York,” reads a line of storybook script on the first panel…
Legacy dealer Marianne Rosenberg unearths family archive for New York show – The Art Newspaper
Marianne Rosenberg grew up with art for “breakfast, lunch and dinner”, she jokes. The Upper East Side dealer…
MoMA exhibition will examine Mondrian’s time in New York and love of boogie woogie music – The Art Newspaper
A forthcoming survey at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in Manhattan will examine the Dutch artist Piet…
Inaugural Medina Triennial transforms small village in upstate New York – The Art Newspaper
At a time when arts funding in the United States is dwindling, art triennials have taken a hit.…
Oscar Tuazon Resurrects a Lost Scott Burton Work for New York’s AIDS Memorial
Slowly but surely, Scott Burton, the late American sculptor whose work bridged high design and public utility, is…
‘Queen Elizabeth II: Her Life In Style’ Exhibition Extends to April 2027
Queen Elizabeth II: Her Life in Style, the landmark new centenary exhibition running at The King’s Gallery in…
New York institutions offer nuanced and inclusive views of US’s 250th birthday – The Art Newspaper
Americans are living through trying times—with destructive wars overseas, tens of thousands locked in detention centres at home,…
For Fashion Iconoclast Iris van Herpen, ‘Nature Is the Best Artist’
The new Iris van Herpen exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum may chart two decades of the Dutch designer’s…