Art & Exhibitions 7 Can’t-Miss New York Museum Shows to Check out During Armory Week 2022 Mark your calendars for these important shows. By Artnet News, Sep 4, 2022
On View In Pictures: See 200 Just-Revealed Photographs by Mail Art Visionary Ray Johnson That Show He Was Even More Radical Than We Thought The works on view were donated to the Morgan Library & Museum in 2019. By Vittoria Benzine, Sep 2, 2022
Art & Exhibitions Here’s What to Expect From the Debut of David Byrne’s 15,000-Square-Foot Immersive Experience, ‘Theater of the Mind’ What, you thought David Byrne would sit out the immersive installation trend? By Vittoria Benzine, Aug 31, 2022
Art & Exhibitions Seoul’s Institutional Landscape Is as Good as Its Flourishing Commercial Scene. Here Are 7 Star-Powered Museum Shows to Add to Your Calendar From a major Asian debut for Hito Steyerl to up-and-coming nonprofit spaces, these are the shows you need to know. By Vivienne Chow & Naomi Rea, Aug 30, 2022
Art & Exhibitions Here Are 7 Gallery Shows Not to Miss in Seoul This Week, From Historical Korean Monochromes to Ethereal VR Environments As Frieze debuts in Seoul, this is what's on our radar in the South Korean city. By Vivienne Chow & Naomi Rea, Aug 28, 2022
On View Rising Artist Wendy Red Star on Why She’s Bringing Lost Native American Histories to Light on Bus Stops in Three U.S. Cities “Travels Pretty” features paintings based on rawhide bags crafted by Apsáalooke women. By Taylor Dafoe, Aug 24, 2022
On View In Pictures: The Drawing Center’s Raucous Summer Show Is an Ode to All Things Ornament, From Japanese Woodblock Prints to Graffiti There's something for everyone. By Artnet News, Aug 23, 2022
Art & Exhibitions In Pictures: See the Vivacious Belle Époque Posters of Jules Chéret, the Most Influential Artist You May Not Have Heard of “Always New: The Posters of Jules Chéret” at the Milwaukee Art Museum marks the first U.S. solo show for the master poster artist. By Artnet News, Aug 22, 2022
Art & Exhibitions In Pictures: See Contemporary Artworks That Celebrate the Vibrant Creativity of Lowrider and Skater Culture "Desert Rider" at the Phoenix Museum of Art highlights the region's Latinx and Indigenous artists. By Artnet News, Aug 19, 2022
Art & Exhibitions Italian Artist Piero Gilardi’s Radical Carved-Foam ‘Nature Carpets’ Were Decades Ahead of the Curve. His First Solo U.S. Show Demonstrates Why The exhibition is on view at Magazzino Italian Art through January 9, 2023. By Christine Ajudua, Aug 18, 2022
Art & Exhibitions How Filmmaker Isaac Julien Brought the Late Alain Locke, the First African-American Rhodes Scholar, Back to Life We spoke with the artist about his nuanced and moving work, now on view at the Barnes Foundation. By Amah-Rose Abrams, Aug 17, 2022
Art & Exhibitions In Pictures: Before Virtual Reality, There Was M.C. Escher—See Mind-Bending Drawings From a Major New Survey of This ‘One-Man Art Movement’ "Virtual Realities" is on view at MFAH through September 5. By Dorian Batycka, Aug 17, 2022
Art & Exhibitions A New Brushstroke Analysis Reveals Vermeer Was Not the Painstaking Perfectionist Art Historians Long Thought Experts at the National Gallery of Art discovered underpaintings on two of the artist’s canvases. By Taylor Dafoe, Aug 16, 2022
Art & Exhibitions A Powerful New Diego Rivera Show Reminds Viewers That Everyday Laborers Built the Modern World—and Are Still Building It Today “Diego Rivera's America” at SFMOMA focuses on the artist’s work from the 1920s to the mid-1940s, the most fruitful period of his career. By Taylor Dafoe, Aug 15, 2022
Art & Exhibitions Seeing Double: How Artists Make Good Use of Repetition, and Why No Two Forms Can Ever Be the Same In an excerpt from the catalogue for the National Gallery of Art's new show, "The Double," James Meyer digs into the modern history of doubling. By James Meyer, Aug 14, 2022