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Inka Essenhigh’s Visionary Botanica: Where the Forest Thinks Back at Victoria Miro, London

From Hospital Beds to Sacred Waters, an exploration of the Maternal in the work of Coralina Rodriguez Meyer at Baxter St., NYC

Jack Whitten: Keep on Truckin’ at MoMA, NYC

By Cindy Rucker

Stitched Histories and Porous Bodies: Junyi Lu’s Quietly Radical Debut at The Sunday Painter, London

By Staff Writer

Tavares Strachan’s Starless Midnight at Marian Goodman: A Poetic Excavation of History and Survival, NYC

By Staff Writer

Facial Recognition at Jane Lombard Gallery: What Makes us Human, NYC

By Bash Ortega

Language as (a) Movement: Christine Sun Kim at the Whitney Museum, NYC

By Cindy Rucker

When Matter Dreams: David Altmejd’s Sculptural Alchemy at White Cube, NYC

Caspar David Friedrich: God, Nature, and the Sublime at The MET, NYC

Jack Whitten: Keep on Truckin’ at MoMA, NYC

By Cindy Rucker

Stitched Histories and Porous Bodies: Junyi Lu’s Quietly Radical Debut at The Sunday Painter, London

By Staff Writer

Tavares Strachan’s Starless Midnight at Marian Goodman: A Poetic Excavation of History and Survival, NYC

By Staff Writer

Facial Recognition at Jane Lombard Gallery: What Makes us Human, NYC

By Bash Ortega

Language as (a) Movement: Christine Sun Kim at the Whitney Museum, NYC

By Cindy Rucker

Inka Essenhigh’s Visionary Botanica: Where the Forest Thinks Back at Victoria Miro, London

From Hospital Beds to Sacred Waters, an exploration of the Maternal in the work of Coralina Rodriguez Meyer at Baxter St., NYC

When Matter Dreams: David Altmejd’s Sculptural Alchemy at White Cube, NYC

Caspar David Friedrich: God, Nature, and the Sublime at The MET, NYC

Tavares Strachan’s Starless Midnight at Marian Goodman: A Poetic Excavation of History and Survival, NYC

By Staff Writer

Tyler Ballon: Flying High and Sharif Farrag: Hybrid Moments at Jeffrey Deitch Gallery, NYC (Article + Video)

By Staff Writer

Larry Gagosian: The Power Broker of the Contemporary Art World

By Staff Writer

Camille Henrot’s “A Number of Things” at Hauser & Wirth: A Calculated Chaos, NYC (Article + Video)

By Staff Writer

Julius Eastman and Glenn Ligon Confront Race, Identity, and Legacy at 52 Walker, NYC (Article + Video)

By Staff Writer

Nick Cave’s Monumental Vision: Amalgams and Graphts at Jack Shainman Gallery’s New Flagship Location in Tribeca, NYC (Article + Video)

By Staff Writer

Jack Whitten: Keep on Truckin’ at MoMA, NYC

Jack Whitten: The Messenger March 23, 2025 – August 02, 2025 The Museum of ...

Frieze New York 2025 Embraces Performance and Public Engagement at The Shed and High Line, NYC

Frieze New York returns this May with a bold, performance-forward agenda that signals the ...

Resilience Amid Retrenchment: The Art Basel and UBS Global Art Market Report 2025

In 2024, against a backdrop of economic uncertainty and shifting collector behaviors, the global ...

Built by the People, For the People: Rethinking the Statue of Liberty’s Artistic Legacy in a Time of Political Reckoning, NYC

By any measure—artistic, historical, symbolic—the Statue of Liberty is a triumph. Conceived by French ...

A Temple, a Mother, and a Wink: Jonathan Baldock Threads Queer Magic Through Roman Stone, London

Jonathan Baldock: 0.1% at London Mithraeum Bloomberg SPACE, UK Jan 30 – July 5, ...

Art Basel Hong Kong 2025: Where Asia’s Cultural Gravity Meets the Global Market

As Art Basel Hong Kong 2025 approaches, the city is poised to reaffirm its ...

Michael Armitage Opens Zwirner’s New Chelsea Flagship With a Lush Meditation on Migration, NYC

David Zwirner isn’t known for understatement, and neither is Michael Armitage. On May 8, ...

Artist Opportunities: April and May 2025 via Creative Capital

Welcome the springtime with new artist opportunities! From housing and studio space grants to ...

The Art World’s Latest Villain: Lisa Schiff’s Rise, Fall, and 30-Month Sentence

Facial Recognition at Jane Lombard Gallery: What Makes us Human, NYC

Art Paris 2025: A Grand Return to the Restored Palais in Paris with Bold New Visions

Citra Sasmita’s Into Eternal Land at Barbican: A Radical Feminist Rewriting of Balinese Mythology, London

Tyler Ballon: Flying High and Sharif Farrag: Hybrid Moments at Jeffrey Deitch Gallery, NYC (Article + Video)

Larry Gagosian: The Power Broker of the Contemporary Art World

Anne Imhof’s DOOM: House of Hope at The Park Avenue Armory Must Tomorrow Make Grave Men of Us?

Oaxaca Central: Contemporary Mexican Printmaking at Norfolk’s Chrysler Museum of Art, VA

Controversial Danish Art Exhibit Featuring Starving Piglets Sparks Outrage Before Their Dramatic Rescue

Camille Henrot’s “A Number of Things” at Hauser & Wirth: A Calculated Chaos, NYC (Article + Video)

A New Era for the New Museum: Bigger, Bolder, and Ready to Challenge, NYC

The Golden Throne Heist Trial: A Cattelan Prank Taken to Extremes, News