Dindga McCannon at Fridman Gallery: Six Decades of Black Art
Installation view: “Dindga McCannon – Yesterday and Today” at Fridman Gallery. Photo: Adam Reich A pioneer of textile assemblage, found-object...
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Untitled Art Houston 2026 Finds Its Footing in Year Two
Strong opening-day sales suggested a buyer base deeper than many outsiders expected. Photograph by Casey Kelbaugh / CKA Following its...
NEW: Deloitte’s Framework for Measuring Corporate Art and Culture
For a long time, culture was viewed at best as an economic driver, and more narrowly as a generator of...
At Contemporary Istanbul Foreign Galleries Championed Turkish Art
Andre Rehder Arte Contemporanea at Contemporary Istanbul. Courtesy Contemporary Istanbul Istanbul’s mythology continues to hold great sway beyond its borders....
“I SPY! Walter Wick’s Hidden Wonders” at Atlanta’s High Museum of Art
Walter Wick, City Blocks, from I SPY Fantasy, 1994. Pigmented inkjet photograph; New Britain Museum of American Art, gift of...
Report: Japan’s Art Market Growth and Tokyo Gendai 2026
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Art Can Be What You Smell
The first time I consciously contemplated a museum’s installation-specific smell was in Fernando Romero’s “El Sol” at Kristallwelten in Innsbruck,...
Frieze Seoul, Pavilion and Design Miami Lead Seoul Art Week 2026
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Review: “The Renaissance Engraver at Work,” Cleveland Museum of Art
Antonio del Pollaiuolo, Battle of the Nudes, 1470-80s. Engraving; image: 42 x 60.4 cm; sheet: 42.4 x 60.9 cm. The...
How Art is Moving Beyond the White Cube and Finding New Possibilities
Installation view: “Robert Gober: The Heart is Not a Metaphor,” 2015. Photograph by Thomas Griesel Every two years, the Venice...
FEMSA Collection Marks 50 Years of Latin American Art
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The Hamptons Art Rush, Five Years Later: What COVID Taught Us
Work in a Hamptons pop-up exhibition staged by the now defunct Castle Fitzjohns Gallery. Photo by Jared Siskin/Getty Images for...
The Flood of A.I.-Generated Art Will Make Human-Made Art More Precious
Alai Ganuza, Pink bathroom. Copyright and courtesy Alai Ganuza As a full-time painter and educator, I can say with certainty...
A vacant lot near City Hall will become an art park. Why are some people objecting?
A long-vacant lot in the shadow of City Hall is being converted into an “art park” — but some downtown...
At Ebbio, the Art Consultancy IDA Offers Artists Unstructured Time
The restored 13th-century farm where IDA hosts its biannual residency. Courtesy IDA IDA, a four-year-old Parisian consulting agency specialized in...
