Maya Deren is a post-mortem biographer’s dream subject. Not only did the bohemian dancer, poet, photographer and filmmaker cross paths with an international who’s who of avant-garde artists, musicians and …
Two figures greet the spectators who enter long eclipse at the Amos Eno Gallery in Bushwick, the first New York solo exhibition of multidisciplinary artist Kahori Kamiya, born in Nagoya …
LOS ANGELES — In 2014, Jackie Amézquita was looking for her brother. He had recently arrived at the US southern border with his pregnant wife seeking asylum after being kidnapped …
Americans don’t talk much to each other these days. They shout, stomp and take a stand on everything. A storm cloud of violence swirls through the air. Since January 1, …
Billionaire Mitchell Rales has donated $1.9 billion to his Glenstone Foundation, which supports Potomac, the Glenstone Museum in Maryland. The 2021 donation is one of the largest ever made to …
Artist, educator and curator Peter Weibel, who ran the ZKM German Center for Art and Media in Karlsruhe for more than two decades, died on March 1 in Karlsruhe at …
The Mauritshuis museum in The Hague, the Netherlands, is under fire for showing an image made using artificial intelligence (AI) inspired by Vermeer’s famous work a girl with an earring. …
Advising the two sides to settle out of court to avoid an “expensive, risky and potentially embarrassing” lawsuit, a New York judge ruled on March 1 that Sotheby’s must deal …
This month marks a year since major art market jurisdictions, including the United States, United Kingdom, European Union and Switzerland, began imposing sanctions on Russia in response to the invasion …
When you enter “December”, Claudette Gacuti’s exhibition, you immediately come across what looks like the remains of an archaeological dig, carefully laid out on a sort of geological fold topped …
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