Arthur Jafa
From Dior muse Lynda Benglis’ metallized pleats at Pace to Taryn Simon’s FBI-inspired Guggenheim takeover, here are the exhibitions we’re hitting for New York’s grand fall return.
We got an early look at Arthur Jafa’s largest U.S. museum survey, ‘I Am Tony,’ which brings together four decades of film, photography, sculpture, painting and archival material tracing the ways Black life is represented.
Opening September 24, ‘I Am Tony’ traces the story of an artist of a generation.
Two appropriation art mainstays share the stage at Fondazione Prada.
A portrait of humanity through 120 years of moving image.
From Daido Moriyama to Björk, institutions are committing space and time to artists whose work reshaped entire disciplines.
The all-star group exhibition is now on view in Los Angeles through February 14, 2026.
Led by curator Cyrus Goberville who has orchestrated a series of concerts blending diverse musical styles.
As part of a new work that reimagines the brothel shootout scene in the iconic 1976 crime drama.
Under the ownership of Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings.
Highlighting works by Arthur Jafa, Fujiko Nakaya, Michael Armitage and more.
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