In a cultural moment marked by censorship and retrenchment, Chicago’s Wrightwood 659 presents a bold counternarrative: The First Homosexuals: The Birth of a New Identity, 1869–1939. Spanning more than 300 ...
Iván Argote made waves in New York last fall when his 16-foot pigeon made a home for itself on the High Line in Downtown Manhattan. Now, the Colombian artist and ...
Summary DIRTY TEDDY GALLERY’s Hong Kong exhibition explores psychological collapse and irrationality Natural materials are crucial in shaping the exhibition’s unsettling breakdown of perception and emotional control The exhibition runs ...
Houston-based artist Gao Hang makes a powerful homecoming with Screen Life Drawing, his first solo show in China, at Tang Contemporary Art’s Beijing Headquarters. At first glance, his neon figures ...
Takashi Murakami reimagines art history in his upcoming JAPONISME → Cognitive Revolution: Learning from Hiroshige, staged at Gagosian’s West 21st Street gallery in New York from May 8 through July ...
British artist Thomas J Price arrives in New York with a monumental double presence: a massive sculpture in the heart of Times Square and a major solo exhibition at Hauser ...
New York-based artist Emma Stern unveiled her latest solo exhibition, Hell is Hot, at Almine Rech’s Paris outpost. Expanding her cast of latex-slick avatars, this new body of work offer ...
Bay Area graffiti legend Barry McGee is days away from unveiling his latest solo exhibition at Perrotin Paris. For his second show at the French outpost, the artist fills the ...
Mercer Labs is officially opening the doors to its latest immersive exhibition, Maestros and the Machines. Led by co-founder and multidisciplinary artist Roy Nachum, the show is grounded in the ...
This summer, London’s Hayward Gallery will play host to a major retrospective of the iconic Yoshitomo Nara. Featuring more than 150 works created over the last 40 years, the eponymous ...
