ARTISTS
At the center of Stan Douglas’s current survey at Bard College’s Hessel Museum of Art in Upstate New York is a new video installation with images so appalling and so hypnotic that I watched the work through three times.
Visual artist Tyrrell Winston, whose “signature use of found, deflated basketballs” has garnered him acclaim—and, he says, contracts with NBA owners—sued the New Orleans Pelicans on Wednesday for copyright infringement.
Our editors on the exhibitions they’re looking forward to this month, from Veronica Ryan and Aki Sasimoto to EVA International and Seoul Mediacity Biennale
Robert Wilson, the celebrated theatre director and visual artist, has died aged 83, the Watermill Center has announced.
Alex Da Corte: The Whale at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, March 2, 2025 – September 7, 2025
Controversy over an Amy Sherald painting of the Statue of Liberty reveals divides over US national symbols, joining debates that have centred on the statue since it was first unveiled.
In New York City and beyond, several compelling exhibitions suggest that End Times visions can be read as guides to the present.
Intelligent and unflinching, the exhibition showcases the artist’s ability to document history without glorifying, mythologizing or sanitizing it.
Located far from the city center, on the south side of Hong Kong Island, Empty Gallery is tucked into the upper floors of a commercial skyscraper.
Eliza Douglas’s series of kitschy, somewhat generic paintings dressed in thick bows, as if prepackaged to emphasize their commodity character, debuted at CFA in Berlin a good year ago.
The exhibition READ in Basel, Switzerland, presents new works by Swiss artist Raphael Bottazzini.
Across the sixty-odd years of his career as a painter, Sam Gilliam was as relentless an experimenter as can be imagined.
LMK WHEN U REACH documents friendships, family, love and lust on the dance floors of the ‘hottest, sweatiest parties ever’.
The Yale University Art Gallery acquired an exceptional example of late Gothic sculpture, a Virgin and Child Enthroned by Tilman Riemenschneider (ca. 1460–1531).
HEAT Festival curator, Voni Baloyi, considers the role of speculation when we can’t agree on the status quo or the past.