The renowned artist, critic and curator reflects on Paul Thek, staying committed to art and why sometimes the best response to the noise is simply to do more.
An upcoming exhibition at NYC’s albertz benda confronting masculinity, power and a planet pushed to its limits.
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.
The exhibition features rolling landscapes inspired by the Canadian prairies where the artist was raised.
“Please, no more PDF catalogues. Find new ways to show work in digital environments.”
New and recent works that examine the systems of power that shape everyday life.
Sundos uses floral imagery to explore beauty, escape and political uncertainty.
Bringing his expansive Korean art collection into dialogue with SFMOMA’s holdings.
A journey through the artists, textiles and inherited knowledge shaping Mallorca today.
The Irish artist returns with his first public exhibition in three years, presented by Winsor Birch in London.
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