Jenny Moore to Step Down as Director of Chinati Foundation in Marfa
July 1, 2022She oversaw the $2.7 million restoration of the John Chamberlain Building. Continue reading
She oversaw the $2.7 million restoration of the John Chamberlain Building. Continue reading
A record was set for British artist Antonia Showering. Continue reading
Young artists like Anna Weyant and Lucy Bull continued their rises. Continue reading
The works will be displayed permanently at the Capodimonte Museum in Naples. Continue reading
The quinquennial isn’t only for those with the passports and privilege to get to Germany. Continue reading
Among the galleries lined up to participate are Gagosian, Pace, and White Cube. Continue reading
The inaugural edition will open at the Yokohama Pacifico convention center in July 2023. Continue reading
Staff at the school and a related museum voted to unionize earlier this year. Continue reading
Highlights from TEFAF New York, which opens to the public today and runs through May 10. Continue reading
The Golden Lion winner’s Black female figures stake their claim—physically and morally—to the US Pavilion at the Venice Biennale. Continue reading
Her foundation said that the Isola di San Giacomo will become a “laboratory for ecological reflection.” Continue reading
The museum said the removal of the works, one of which references the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests and massacre, were part of a routine rehang. Continue reading
A petition raised concerns about the pavilion because Namibia is being represented by a white man. Continue reading
Bell Brown is a rising star at the museum. Continue reading
The highly-regarded artist has been involved with the museum for two decades. Continue reading
Through intricately woven displays of minuscule glass beads and rhinestones, Big Chief Demond Melancon continues a legacy. He belongs to the tribe of the Young Seminole Hunters in New Orleans, where he was born and raised, and is a leader in the tradition of creating Mardi Gras suits. The “wearable sculptures” are elaborate and celebratory, and Melancon’s works are known for their immense nature and for exhibiting his deft technical skill. Extremely labor-intensive, the garments tend to envelop their wearer in multiple layers and contain more than one million glass beads precisely stitched into evocative narratives of American history. More Continue reading
At this exhibition, water and land help fill in gaps in the histories of certain groups. Continue reading
Printing as a vehicle for social change, and threats to books and libraries are the themes of Singapore’s pavilion at this year’s Venice Biennale, commissioned by the National Arts Council of Singapore. Approaching the subject through the lens of Venice’s centuries-old bookmaking industry, Singaporean artist Shubigi Rao—working with the curator and founding director of the […] Continue reading
When breathing together is particularly risky, artists involved considered new forms of togetherness. Continue reading
His Yuz Museum in Shanghai formed major partnerships with LACMA and the Qatar Museums. Continue reading