Tag Archives: contemporary art

In a series of photographs portraying herself as the Virgin of Guadalupe, Yolanda López advocated for a Mexican American view of feminist empowerment. Continue reading →

A reckoning in Richmond, Dineo Seshee Bopape’s exhibition considers how the elements carry histories of slavery. Continue reading →

A look at some of the city’s most unconventional and inventive DIY galleries and curatorial projects. Continue reading →

Louise Fishman’s drawings illuminate her formal inventions, and how she navigated her queer identity within an abstract oeuvre. Continue reading →

The three-year plan marks an attempt to draw more visitors to the storied city. Continue reading →

In the past, Toby’s Prize had come with $50,000, but it was unclear how much money the artist received this time. Continue reading →

Eight hundred artists, 7,000 works from Japan and counting—a new world view takes shape By the time TRiCERA ART was born in 2018, the online art universe was already teeming with art forums of every kind. Online galleries doing millions of dollars’ worth of business in trade around the world were more than plentiful. What […] Continue reading →

The gallery will present its first exhibition with Constant in New York in 2022. Continue reading →

His writing refuses to cater to the tastes of art-world intelligentsia. Continue reading →

The document had been in the same collection for three decades. Continue reading →

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, we may receive an affiliate commission ’Tis the season, which means it’s time to start racking your brain for gift ideas. But if your list happens to include artists or art lovers, the choice is a no-brainer: Give them a […] Continue reading →

Records were set for Agnes Martin, Jackson Pollock, Robert Irwin and Michael Heizer. Continue reading →

He organized the London museum’s current Anicka Yi and Auguste Rodin shows. Continue reading →

A continually updated post of goings-on around the world. Continue reading →

She had been at the mega-gallery for less than two years. Continue reading →

Steve Wynn’s Picasso collection was displayed at the Bellagio for years. Continue reading →

Works by Jadé Fadojutimi and Flora Yukhnovich significantly outperformed expectations. Continue reading →

The Preis der Nationalgalerie is held in high regard, even though it doesn’t come with money. Continue reading →

The mother of video art finally gets her due with a MoMA survey and a retrospective touring Japan. Continue reading →

A continually updated post of goings-on around the world. Continue reading →