ARTISTS
Wrapped in the bustle of sightseers snapping pictures, blaring car horns and workers on their lunch break, a collection of unique figures stand peacefully — and playfully — in the center of the city.
CGN adds to its calendar of art events daily, and there is no shortage of new exhibitions, openings, art fairs, talks and family art events to explore.
From the creation of the Présence Africaine review to that of Revue noire, Black Paris retraces the presence and influence of Black artists in France from the 1950s to 2000.
Carla is pleased to share its art auction of works by an impressive roster of 103 L.A.-based artists.
Théâtre des corps – Drame de la matière (Theatre of Bodies – Drama of Matter) is the final chapter in a trilogy of exhibitions showcasing new works by Cameroonian artist Jean David Nkot, presented between Douala and Paris.
Every two to three years, an artist is invited to create a new work for the Museum Ludwig’s largest wall, located in front of the main staircase.
This major group exhibition and event programme curated by Lubaina Himid celebrates 40 years since The Thin Black Line, the groundbreaking group show of young Black and Asian women artists at the ICA in 1985.
This artist defrosts our childhood iconography and packs it with dynamite.
Scenes of urination and companionship are assembled through exploded cells of data.
Harewood House, with its impressive history and classic English beauty, is a magnificent place to visit in Leeds, west Yorkshire.
The photographer muses on the responsibility of the poet to the people.
A title that contrasts with the traces of what happened to this room in 1943, when the Cariatidi were bombed.
The 19th-century prophylactic, depicting an exposed nun and three aroused clergymen, anchors an exhibit about sex work and health at the Rijksmuseum.
Historical incidents in Middle East, North Africa recreated as media art shown at MMCA Gwacheon
A proudly nationalist sale at Heffel set new records for Group of Seven artists Franklin Carmichael, Arthur Lismer, and A.Y. Jackson