One of the works included in Courtauld’s exhibition is a certified faux Dirk van Baburen style painting titled “The Procurator” (circa 1930) by famous art forger Han van Meegeren. (all …
This year’s Gwangju Biennale has yet to open to the public, but its organizers are already set to step up the event by doubling the section of its national pavilion …
Turkish fashion designer Erdem Moralıoğlu turned to an unlikely source for his latest collection: museum curators from some of the UK’s most illustrious museums. THE FinancialTimes describes how Moralıoğlu, whose …
“I use technology to hate her properly.” —Nam June Paik From pithy ironic maxims to television autopsies, Korean-American artist Nam June Paik (1932-2006) was never one to hesitate between the …
“Color is the most relative medium in art”, according to Josef Albers. Its relativity, along with the subjective nature of visual perception, forms the basis of the immersive light installations …
It’s the most human tendency to take for granted where you were raised – a site literally which is granted to you as soon as you enter the world. Some …
Before the 2023 edition of miart— the annual modern and contemporary art fair presented in Milan from April 14-16 — has continued to gain momentum and enthusiasm for its opening …
In one fell swoop, the Seattle Art Museum (SAM) is home to one of the world’s most important collections of works by American modernist sculptor Alexander Calder. While his previous …
Nikifor, “Nikifor walks around town like a saint” On the second floor of the Ukrainian Museum in the East Village, visitors are transported to the distinctive landscape of the Carpathian …
I first saw Peter Shear’s work in 2017 at Devening Projects in Chicago and have been following him ever since. A longtime resident of Bloomington, Indiana, he is a self-taught …
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