Reginald Sylvester II, Devin B. Johnson, Zoé Blue M., Diana Yesenia Alvarez, and more, all curated by Paulo Calle.
From Rita Ackermann and Larry Clark to Art Dealer and Shaun Crawford, these are the names to know.
The NY-based historian and art critic calls for more poetry and less noise in contemporary art.
Creating otherworldly works that answer: “what happens when the world we know is no longer sustainable?”
The artist reworks familiar public symbols to explore Mexican identity and heritage.
Washington, D.C.’s premier outdoor art destination prepares to open its gates this fall following a major four-year transformation led by Hiroshi Sugimoto.
Before the sun sets on summer, a new solo exhibition in Beijing turns up the heat.
The two-day takeover grants public access directly onto the Grand Theatre Stage to reframe three centuries of classical Kabuki.
Titled ‘Life is the Small Sun Flickering in the Dark.’
Blurring the lines between an exhibition space and a nightlife hub, the upcoming event offers a decentralized, highly experiential alternative to standard art fairs.
The exhibition features rolling landscapes inspired by the Canadian prairies where the artist was raised.
A new photo book published by FRIENDS EDITIONS.
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