Growing up in Transylvania, Romania, interdisciplinary artist and physician C Fodoreanu spent his childhood summers with his family at Lake Sacalaia (Lacul Ştiucilor), often carrying his Leica camera. Apparently the …
A stained glass window long created for a small church in Rhode Island 147 years ago has been identified as historic, one-of-a-kind performance of Jesus as a black man. The …
In the summer of 1937, surrealists go on vacation together in the south of France. Their holiday photos have since become art history. Lee Miller and Roland Penrose were there …
The flexibility of puns and the burlesque sensibility of Laura Ziegler’s solo exhibition “Kartoffel Jazz” create a web of historical and personal entanglements that unfold rhizomatically underground, like unruly filaments. …
Six weeks and 30 works ordered on, The exhibition is finally ready to name its next great American artist, awarding the champion $10,000 and a solo showcase at the Hirshhorn. …
As Chicago’s gallery scene grows, a growing number of dealers in the city are looking to expand. But rather than opening outposts in the US coastal art capitals of the …
Visitors to Debora Bolzsoni’s “Somnambular Geometry” exhibition are immediately struck by two distinct sculptural elements. The first one, Luz that descends (Lumière qui descend), 2023, a large rectangular metal frame …
Jens Faurschou’s first taste for art was in the 1980s when, while at university, he landed a job with a company that rented out works of art from companies around …
Today, April 10, marks the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement, a peace agreement that ended The Troubles, a period of sectarian strife and violent attacks in Northern Ireland …
Organized by the Bucharest curatorial initiative Salonul de proiecte, “Small Things, Precious Things” offers a loving ode to the late artist Ionuț Cioană (1980-2020), who practiced under the pen name …
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