Studio Visit How Edmund de Waal Is ‘Playing With Fire’ in a New Museum Show The artist is both a creator and a curator in a new show in Norway that pays homage to ceramicist master Axel Salto. By Eileen Kinsella, Oct 18, 2024
Artists How This Photographer Is Turning Illicit Urban Exploration Into an Art The artist spent 140 days in jail because of his risk-taking photography. By Sarah Cascone, Oct 18, 2024
Up Next Why the Art World Can’t Get Enough of Artist Agnes Scherer’s Forebodingly Pretty World Scherer's 'Mermaid bed' takes center stage with gallery Sans titre at Art Basel Paris this week. By Annikka Olsen, Oct 17, 2024
Artists For Artist Anastasia Samoylova, Florida’s Grit and Glamor Are ‘Concentrated Americana’ Curated by Mia Fineman, "Floridas: Anastasia Samoylova and Walker Evans" at the Metropolitan Museum of Art offers a cross-generational conversation about the Sunshine State. By Katie White, Oct 17, 2024
Artists ‘I’m Truly Inside the Flower’: Why Rising Artist Kate Bickmore Is Reimagining Victorian Floral Painting In the artist’s New York gallery debut at Chart, her carnivorous plants upend the agendas of their 19th-century inspirations. By J. Cabelle Ahn, Oct 16, 2024
Artists In Their Most Personal Show Yet, Wynnie Mynerva Explores the Body as Invader and Invaded "My Weaponised Body," at Gathering in London, may be the artist's most personally revealing and technically challenging exhibition to date. By Emily Steer, Oct 12, 2024
Artists Jonas Wood on Flatness, Family Life, and Cartoon Comparisons 'I want to feel deeply connected to it' the artist says of his work. 'If it’s meaningful to me, hopefully it will convey energy out into the world and connect with people.' By Emily Steer, Oct 10, 2024
Artists ‘I Can Do Whatever I Want’: Robert Longo on Grappling With Heavy Politics and Delicate Beauty The artist and filmmaker has a new body of work on view at Thaddaeus Ropac and Pace during Frieze London. By Emily Steer, Oct 9, 2024
Up Next George Rouy Has Landed His First Hauser and Wirth Show at Age 30. What’s Behind His Stratospheric Rise? The U.K. artist is one of the youngest artists on the mega gallery's roster. He has planted a curveball with his debut show, now on view in London. By Jo Lawson-Tancred, Oct 9, 2024
Up Next In Her Visceral London Debut, Rising Korean Art Star Heemin Chung ‘Re-Materializes’ Lost Experiences Korean artist Heemin Chung makes her debut with Thaddaeus Ropac in London with sensorial, dimensional paintings. By Katie White, Oct 8, 2024
Artists Kennedy Yanko’s ‘Treasure Hunts’ Take Her From Scrap Yards to the Streets of Paris Yanko took us behind the scenes of her creative process ahead of debuting new work with James Cohan Gallery at Frieze London. By Katie White, Oct 3, 2024
Artists Yvonne Wells Started Quilting at 40. Now, at 85, the Art World Is Finally Taking Notice "Beyond Patchwork" at New York's Fort Gansevoort brings together 15 abstracted quilts from across Well's four-decade career. By Katie White, Oct 3, 2024
Artists Jennifer Carvalho Brings the Women of Old Master Paintings to Life—With a Haunting Twist In her new solo exhibition "Ghost" at Toronto's Franz Kaka, Jennifer Carvalho merges influences from Giotto to Agnes Varda. By Katie White, Sep 30, 2024
Artists Rising Star Amy Bravo Sold Out Her New Solo Show. What’s Behind Her ‘Grandma’s House’ Art Installation? The exhibition is the first staged by Swivel Gallery following their announced move from Brooklyn to Manhattan. By Annikka Olsen, Sep 26, 2024
Artists How Raven Halfmoon Channels Indigenous History and Identity Into Her Monumental Sculptures In this edition of "Source Material," Raven Halfmoon takes us to Indigenous earthworks in Ohio, to visit her horses, and more. By Katie White, Sep 23, 2024
