ARTISTS
“Metal Memory”, a double solo exhibition by Aliona Ciobanu and Sophia Gatzkan, focuses on the physicality of non-standard bodies and their intellectual secretions, exploring how they both interact with technology to embody narratives of trauma, adaptation and healing.
Why are we drawn to the strange? What is it about being unsettled, haunted, or even outright disturbed that keeps pulling us back? From horror films, true crime and sci-fi to gothic novels, there’s a vast array of pop culture built around feeding our craving for unease.
Why a contracting market – whisper it – might actually be good for the art
Sebastião Salgado, the Brazilian photographer and environmentalist famous for his work capturing, and helping maintain, the Amazon rainforest, has died.
Step into ‘House of Kong’, the virtual band’s exhibition coming to London’s Copper Box in August 2025 – watch the trailer and buy tickets
Amsterdam-based artist Jackie Mulder took an unconventional path into photography.
A Poetic Minimalism Drawn from Movement and Memory
The artist who rose to fame with her conceptual photography receives a show focused on a different but no less engaging part of her practice.
The modest pencil drawing is part of the exhibition ‘Life on Paper’ at Derby Museum and Art Gallery.
Skateboarders and Brutalism enthusiasts are among those joining forces to save the Vaillancourt Fountain from urban-renewal obliteration.
The Texas museum was the underbidder on “The Cut Melon” last June at Christie's, but was ultimately able to acquire it directly from the consignor.
Works by Group of Seven members Franklin Carmichael and Arthur Lismer, plus Emily Carr, topped the Canadian auction house’s two-part evening sale.
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The unique charm of May 20th symbolizes a contemporary Chinese Valentine’s Day.
As Art Basel opens its arms to new collectors in Doha, some critics will not look past the nation’s legacy of deadly conditions for migrant laborers.