Saodat Ismailova’s first major institutional solo exhibition, ‘18,000 Worlds’, reviews more than a decade of films, sculptures and research. The artist’s mystical and visually dense practice draws on stylistic elements …
art forum editor David Velasco visits Michelle Kuo, curator of painting and sculpture Marlene Hess, and Stuart Comer, chief curator of media and performance Lonti Ebers at the Museum of …
For ten years now, a team of Polish and Armenian archaeologists have been digging in Metsamor, a sprawling ancient city erected in 4,000 BCE about 20 miles south of the …
Archaeologists from Jordan and Saudi Arabia have found what they believe to be by far the oldest architectural interpretations anywhere in the world. The stone carvings, made between 7,000 and …
at Andrew Black On Clogger Lane, 2023, delves deep into the historic landscape and socio-economic entanglements of the Washburn Valley in the rural heartland of Britain between Otley and Harrogate …
Controversy continues to swirl around antiques once owned by British art dealer Robin Symes. After the Greek government announced last week the conclusion of a 17-year battle to repatriate 351 …
Britain’s oldest house isn’t a clay hut or a stone cabin, it’s the prehistoric cavern at Kents on the English Riviera. Under the ownership of the Powe family for 120 …
A new 30-foot sculpture unveiled last week in Brooklyn Bridge Park takes the form of a famous Pop Art work to stage a scathing critique of colonial violence. Created by …
Hudson River School artists like Thomas Cole may never have seen it coming, but their corner of the country will soon be home to a center for psychedelic art, opening …
Jerry Chris Van Dyke, an artist who sold sculptures in Seattle under the name Jerry Witten and claimed to be Native American, was sentenced to 18 months of federal probation. …
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