Art
‘Someone Like You,’ his first show in Europe, gathers 19 of his greatest hits in a luminous portrait of immigrant life and the desire to belong.
One agent is the unlikely protagonist of over 1,000 new photographs, videos, sculptures, and installations in ‘Father Country I Do Love You.’
Music was only ever one part of Jonatan Leandoer Håstad’s art. Now, a new show in Stockholm is bringing his previously unseen works, including a new short film, out of the shadows.
The Blaquier-Arrieta Collection heads to auction in New York after remaining unseen for half a century.
Major paintings by Gerhard Richter, Zao Wou-Ki and Zeng Fanzhi anchor a cross-generational lineup focused on rarity, provenance and art-historical significance.
The SAMO© co-creator reflects on Basquiat, graffiti history and why the project’s story has been misunderstood for decades.
The first of the artist’s beloved dachshund paintings to hit the auction block.
The InScope director on the 50/50 split, representation and why the gallery model needs a rethink.
Ayatake Ezaki on musical legacy and the desire to ‘fade away’
Just when you thought your jeans couldn’t get any cuter.
An intimate staging of sculptures, paintings, and assemblages for his first Berlin show, on view until December 19.
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