On View As Museums Tap Tastemakers to Elevate Their Exhibitions, India Mahdavi’s Design for a New Pierre Bonnard Show Sets the Standard Mahdavi designed scenography for Melbourne's National Gallery of Victoria's newest exhibition. By Stephanie Sporn, Jul 7, 2023
Art & Exhibitions The Biggest Show on Artist Tove Jansson, Who Created the Beloved Fairy-Tale Character Moomin, Is Opening in Paris The show stages never-before-seen artworks and objects from Jansson. By Richard Whiddington, Jul 7, 2023
Art & Exhibitions ‘What We Are Providing May Simply Be Unwanted’: After Backlash From the Latvian Art Scene for Its Links to Russia, The Riga Biennial Has Called Off Its Third Edition The biennial's attempt to reboot after distancing itself from its Russian origins were not able to appease its critics. By Jo Lawson-Tancred, Jul 7, 2023
Art & Exhibitions On Its 200th Anniversary, Kunstverein Munich Is Asking How It and Other Non-Collecting Art Associations Can Confront Complex Histories The Kunstverein Munich is opening up its fascinating archive. By Kate Brown, Jul 6, 2023
Art & Exhibitions An Immersive Tour of Tim Burton’s Spine-Tinglingly Surreal Cinematic Universe Just Opened in Paris. Peek Inside His ‘Weird Funhouse’ Here "Labyrinth" presents around 150 artworks from Burton. By Richard Whiddington, Jul 6, 2023
On View See Natalie Frank’s Highly Charged New Artworks Filled With Women Taming Lions, Long-Lost Loves, and Tumultuous Dreams The artist’s work is also featured in the new Apple TV series starring Tom Holland. By Artnet News, Jul 5, 2023
On View In Pictures: A Surprising Museum Show Explores the Starring Role Seaweed—Yes, Seaweed—Plays in Classic Works of Art and Design Viewed through an artistic lens, algae turns out to have “a certain fabulous quality.” By Artnet News, Jul 5, 2023
On View See Erwin Wurm’s Absurdist Sculptures Take Over a U.K. Park, From a Celine Bag on Legs to a Bendy Truck Climbing the Wall In "Trap of the Truth", visitors can revel in the whimsical world built by Wurm over several decades. By Jo Lawson-Tancred, Jul 4, 2023
Art & Exhibitions What Can We Expect From the Turner Prize Show This Fall? The Four Finalists Discuss the Works That Earned Them the Nod for the Top Award The show opens at Towner Eastbourne, on the south east coast of England, September 28. By Adam Schrader, Jul 4, 2023
Art & Exhibitions Susie Barstow, a 19th-Century Artist Who Hiked Mountains in Bloomers to Paint Stunning Landscapes, Finally Gets a Museum Retrospective The Thomas Cole National Historic Site revisits the forgotten legacy of the Hudson River School's women artists, with the first retrospective for Susie Barstow. By Sarah Cascone, Jul 4, 2023
On View Photographer Harry Benson Captured Candid Images of the Stars, Including the Beatles and Liza Minnelli. Here Are the Stories Behind 6 of His Iconic Photos The 93-year-old Scottish photographer is getting due recognition for a lifetime spent capturing pop culture's biggest icons. By Jo Lawson-Tancred, Jul 4, 2023
Art & Exhibitions Dozens of Neapolitan Masterpieces From the Capodimonte Museum Are Now on View at the Louvre in Paris. See Them Here The museums say 'Naples in Paris,' now on view through January 24, 2024, is the largest-ever exhibition of Italian Renaissance art. By Richard Whiddington, Jul 4, 2023
Art & Exhibitions A Major Show of Contemporary African Photography at Tate Modern Considers the Medium As a Tool for World-Building. Here Are 5 Exhibiting Artists You Need to Know Osei Bonsu walks us through some of the show's most memorable images. By Sarah Cascone, Jul 4, 2023
On View What Would Architecture Look Like in the Virtual Realm? See Inside a New Show of Gravity-Defying, A.I.-Generated Designs Now on view at MAK Vienna, the show includes works by Charlotte Taylor, Andrés Reisinger, and more. By Jo Lawson-Tancred, Jul 3, 2023
Art & Exhibitions Moving Beyond Killer Robots, a New Show Explores How Artificial Intelligence Can Be Deployed to Care for Humans "AI: Who’s Looking After Me?" is on view at Science Gallery London. By Emily Steer, Jul 3, 2023
