Meet the Indigenous Artist Behind the Unsettling Works on the Hit TV Series ‘The Curse’

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Meet the Indigenous Artist Behind the Unsettling Works on the Hit TV Series ‘The Curse’

‘I Find Freedom in Constraints’: Aura Rosenberg on Making Art That Transgresses the Bounds of History, Sexuality, and Memory

Framed by a Painting of the Hudson, the River in New York’s Chinatown Is the Art World’s Latest and Chicest Watering Hole

Furniture Works by Jorge Zalszupin, Master of Brazilian Modern Architecture, Go on View at Sean Kelly Los Angeles

Artist and Designer Thomas Barger Makes the Leap From Tables and Chairs to Wall-Based Works

Azerbaijani Artist Faig Ahmed’s Sculptural Rugs Blur the Line Between Art, Craft, and Optical Illusion

The First Exhibition of JB Blunk’s Jewelry, at Kasmin Gallery in New York, Offers an Intimate Look Into the Late Sculptor’s World

In a First, Balenciaga Offered a $45,000 Bench From Its Flagship Store by Artist Tejo Remy Online—It Immediately Sold Out

Art & Exhibitions

‘He Was My Camera’: Artist Laurie Simmons Remembers the Pioneering Queer Photographer Jimmy DeSana, Whose Work Is Finally Being Recognized