Art & Exhibitions In Town for Frieze Week? Here Are 5 Must-See Exhibitions to Add to Your Calendar Our European team shares what they are most excited to see. By Artnet News, Oct 9, 2023
On View See the Provocative A.I. Works in a New Show at the Ford Foundation Gallery That Turn a Critical Eye on the Tool’s Promise—and Its Limits "What Models Make Worlds" surfaces A.I.'s encoded biases through the works of some 15 artists. By Min Chen, Oct 9, 2023
On View Is Anybody Out There? A New Show Interrogates Earthlings’ Obsession With Extraterrestrials 6 artists bring their visions of alien life to Sun Valley Museum of Art. By Richard Whiddington, Oct 8, 2023
On View Need a Fast Pass to Serenity This Frieze Week? An Art-Filled Chapel in London Offers an Oasis of Calm The chapel is an ideal setting to contemplate the artworks's themes of memory, loss, and transformation. By Jo Lawson-Tancred, Oct 7, 2023
On View María Magdalena Campos-Pons Shows Her Santería-Influenced, ‘Poetic Surrealist’ Art at the Brooklyn Museum, a Long Overdue New York Survey The artist's last major museum survey was in Indiana back in 2007. By Sarah Cascone, Oct 6, 2023
On View Artist Lucy Sparrow Is Back in New York With a Pop-Up Bagel Shop Made Entirely of Felt—and She’s Sewing Sandwiches to Order The British artist's latest offering is inspired by New York's rich Jewish food culture. By Sarah Cascone, Oct 3, 2023
On View Artist Kerry James Marshall’s First Commissioned Portrait Captures the Quiet Authority of Renowned Scholar Henry Louis Gates, Jr. Marshall has donated the painting to Cambridge University. By Jo Lawson-Tancred, Oct 3, 2023
On View At the Musée d’Orsay’s High-Tech New Van Gogh Show, an A.I. Version of the Artist Will Answer Visitors’ Questions There will be V.R. and NFT elements. By Jo Lawson-Tancred, Oct 3, 2023
Art & Exhibitions Pokémon Gogh: What the Viral Mash-Up Between a Museum and a Japanese Brand Reveals About Their Shared Priorities We visited the much-hyped exhibition at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam. By Carl Kinsella, Oct 2, 2023
Reviews The Turner Prize Exhibition Promises to Tell Us Something About the Art of Our Time. In 2023, It’s Complicated Each of the installations deals with a different aspect of contemporary society, but Jesse Darling's work was the clear standout. By Jo Lawson-Tancred, Sep 28, 2023
On View New Red Order Built a Fake World’s Fair in Queens to Make a Very Real Demand: Give Back All Native Stolen Lands Now The wit of the Creative Time-commissioned project makes its earnest message hit even harder. By Taylor Dafoe, Sep 28, 2023
On View A New Show at MCA Denver Reins in the Myth of the Cowboy With Works by John Baldessari, Amy Sherald, and More "Cowboy" deconstructs the long-held archetype of masculinity through works by 27 contemporary artists. By Eileen Kinsella, Sep 27, 2023
On View A Show at the Louvre’s Satellite Space Brings Together Artistic Depictions of Mythical Creatures, From Lion-Headed Eagles to Unicorns. See Them Here More than 250 objects on view at Louvre-Lens tell a cross-cultural history that ranges from antiquity to the present day. By Jo Lawson-Tancred, Sep 27, 2023
On View See Kehinde Wiley’s New Suite of Presidential Portraits That Depict African Heads of State With an Ornate ‘Vocabulary of Power’ The artist’s newest body of work, which he has quietly been working on since 2012, debuted today in Paris. By Artnet News, Sep 26, 2023
Reviews What I’m Looking at: Michael Rakowitz Makes a Meta-Monument, the Debate Over ‘Art Without Men,’ and Other Things at the Edge of Art Highlights from New York galleries and the art magazines from the last few weeks. By Ben Davis, Sep 22, 2023