ART NEWS
Climate Change Activists Stage a Mass ‘Die-In’ at a London Museum + Other Stories
NEED-TO-READ MOCA’s Gala Is Back, Sort Of – The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles’s new director Klaus Biesenbach has resurrected the museum’s annual gala in […]
Paul McCarthy’s Mixed Bag Spills All Over Xavier Hufkens Gallery
Paul McCarthy’s Mixed Bag Spills All Over Xavier Hufkens Gallery April 23, 2019 Balasz Takac Balasz Takac is alias of Vladimir Bjelicic who is actively engaged […]
He Focuses the Eclecticism of La MaMa Moves!
The festival’s curator, Nicky Paraiso, talks about the festival’s theme — “Who am I? Who are you? Who are we?” — and his life in performance. […]
Black Dada – Deconstructing the Articulation of Blackness with Adam Pendleton
Black Dada – Deconstructing the Articulation of Blackness with Adam Pendleton April 23, 2019 Widewalls Editorial Deeply invested in modern and contemporary art, the Widewalls magazine […]
New York’s Photoville is Coming to Los Angeles
The photography festival’s shipping containers will showcase projects focusing on L.A.’s homegrown talent, immigration and climate change. Source link
Editors’ Picks: 19 Things Not to Miss in New York’s Art World This Week
Tuesday, April 23 Lorraine O’Grady at the 2014 Future Feminism exhibition. Image courtesy the Hole NYC. 1. Skowhegan Awards Dinner at Cipriani 42nd Street At […]
Helvetica, the Typeface So Beloved It Has Its Own Documentary, Is Getting a Makeover
Few typefaces have achieved household name status. Times New Roman? Sure. Comic Sans? Maybe. Helvetica—definitely. So when it came to updating the famed sans-serif developed by […]
‘It’s Exciting to Be in a Swing State’: Why Artists Ryan Trecartin and Lizzie Fitch Moved to Ohio to Build a Rural Amusement Park
Good luck concisely summarizing any of Ryan Trecartin and Lizzie Fitch’s cinematic endeavors. Their hyperkinetic video works have one thing in common: a sense of overload, […]
SWIM Gallery Celebrates One Year With Massive Group Exhibition “SHARKS”
SWIM Gallery is getting ready to open their latest group exhibition SHARKS, which will feature work from over 30 incredible artists. Like sharks navigating the ocean […]
A Sneak Peek At Hashimoto Contemporary’s Lineup For Art Market SF 2019
Hashimoto Contemporary is heading over to Art Market San Francisco this weekend with a stellar lineup of contemporary artists, including Laura Berger, Kim Cogan, Mark Drew, […]