Exhibitions
The SAMO© co-creator reflects on Basquiat, graffiti history and why the project’s story has been misunderstood for decades.
An intimate staging of sculptures, paintings, and assemblages for his first Berlin show, on view until December 19.
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.
The exhibition features three new works and two new versions making their world premieres.
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.
Your favorite animated band is still hitting its stride. As the group’s immersive exhibition hits New York, we’re saying cheers to 25 years with a look back on animator Jamie Hewlett’s artistic evolution.
Featuring work by Jack Davison, Alex Prager, and Jimmy Chin.
From human ashes to overworked animals, ‘Night’ is now on view at Berlin’s Neue Nationalgalerie.
Opening on September 10, the landmark Chelsea showcase debuts new mirror-framed photographic series, glass holograms, and signature large-scale portraits.
The artist’s long-awaited homecoming exhibition is also his largest.
For the first time, all 22 screenprints by the Japanese artist unite in the U.S. to deliver a satirical, highly graphic reinterpretation of ‘The Tale of the Heike.’
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