Art & Exhibitions I Went Searching for Vermeer in the Dutch Master’s Home City of Delft. Here’s What I Found A tour of the Dutch Golden Age artist's hometown completes Rijksmuseum's blockbuster retrospective. By Vivienne Chow, Feb 13, 2023
Art & Exhibitions At London’s Courtauld Gallery, ‘Outsider’ Artist Peter Doig’s New Paintings Find New Neighbors: Van Gogh and Manet The exhibition reflects the view an artist who has often found himself "between places." By Vivienne Chow, Feb 9, 2023
Art & Exhibitions ‘It’s Now or Never’: The Rijksmuseum’s Hotly Anticipated Blockbuster Vermeer Show Is Finally Here—and It’s Unmissable More than 200,000 tickets have already been sold ahead of the show's opening on Friday. By Vivienne Chow, Feb 7, 2023
On View These 5 New Exhibitions—Complete With Balloon Furniture and Chairs Made for Cuddling—Reveal Directions That Design Is Going Today Beat back the February doldrums with these lively, tactile designs. By Adrian Madlener, Feb 7, 2023
Art & Exhibitions Rijksmuseum’s Acclaimed ‘Slavery’ Exhibition Will Travel To U.N. Headquarters in New York The well-received exhibition that explored the contested history of the Dutch colonial era will get a global audience By Vivienne Chow, Feb 3, 2023
Art & Exhibitions The Late Canadian Polymath Rodney Graham Is Getting a Posthumous Showcase in the British Countryside “Getting It Together In the Country” is on view through May 8 at Hauser and Wirth Somerset. By Naomi Rea, Feb 2, 2023
Reviews Why It’s Worth Savoring Leonor Fini’s Enchanted Surrealism at Kasmin + Other Things to See and Read Plus, the Mariah Carey "I don't know her" meme as art, and the "New Ugliness" theorized. By Ben Davis, Feb 1, 2023
On View See a Collection of Heartwarming Letters That Young Fans Sent to Spider-Man, Now on View at a Brooklyn Museum “I like how you swing,” wrote a young fan to the web-slinger. By Min Chen, Feb 1, 2023
Art & Exhibitions ‘I’m Not Giving People What They’re Used To:’ Awol Erizku on the Challenges Inherent in Remixing His Own Work The artist's wide-ranging practice refuses easy categorization. By Naomi Rea, Feb 1, 2023
On View A New Photography Exhibition at MFA Boston Is Taking Viewers Through the ‘Multiple Realities of War’ in Ukraine The show brings together the work of Ukrainian artists who have documented the war since February 2022. By Artnet News, Jan 31, 2023
On View In Pictures: A Henry Taylor Retrospective at MOCA Spotlights the Artist’s Individual Yet Universal Portraiture "Henry Taylor: B Side" is on view through April 30, 2023. By Artnet News, Jan 30, 2023
Art & Exhibitions Tschabalala Self, Torkwase Dyson, and 9 Other Artists Will Transform the Coachella Valley With Site-Specific Installations for Desert X 2023 The sprawling art exhibition is slated to run from March 4 to May 7, 2023. By Caroline Goldstein, Jan 30, 2023
Art & Exhibitions Artists Have Long Held Day Jobs to Make Ends Meet. A New Exhibition Makes the Case That Side Gigs Also Fuel Creativity "Day Jobs" at the Blanton Museum of Art is the first major show to examine the impact of day jobs on art history. By Sarah Cascone, Jan 27, 2023
Art & Exhibitions Never-Before-Seen Paul McCartney Photos From the Height of Beatlemania Will Reopen London’s National Portrait Gallery The institution reopens this summer after being closed for refurbishment. By Artnet News, Jan 27, 2023
On View ‘It’s a Mad Process’: Design Legend Marc Newson on Revitalizing the Chinese Art of Cloisonné for His New Works at Gagosian Paris The designer's team has built a factory in Beijing to reinvigorate the centuries-old enameling technique. By Anna Sansom, Jan 26, 2023
