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Shows & Exhibitions

Pioneering L.A. Artist Ulysses Jenkins Changed the Way We Look at Video and Performance Art. We Talked to Him About How He Did It

Jenkins, now the subject of a major retrospective, has been a fixture in the Los Angeles art scene for decades.

By Jheanelle Brown, Mar 9, 2022

Shows & Exhibitions

The Creators of ‘Immersive Van Gogh’ Will Bring an Experience Dedicated to a Historic Ukrainian Artist to Six North American Cities

Proceeds from 'Immersive Shevchenko' will be distributed to the Red Cross and National Bank of Ukraine Fund.

By Artnet News, Mar 8, 2022

Shows & Exhibitions

In Pictures: See Crowds Lose Themselves in Artist Tomás Saraceno’s Immersive Spiderweb Environment at the Shed

The installation spans the 17,000-square-foot space.

By Artnet News, Mar 7, 2022

Reviews

A Moving New Play About Jean-Michel Basquiat’s Collaboration With Andy Warhol Explores the Price of Artistic Immortality

Paul Bettany and Jeremy Pope star in 'The Collaboration.'

By Naomi Rea, Mar 2, 2022

On View

Both Reviled and Revered, La Malinche Has Been Called the Mother of Mexico. A New Exhibition Explores Her Evolving Image

A statement show, “Traitor, Survivor, Icon: The Legacy of La Malinche” is on view at the Denver Art Museum.

By Taylor Dafoe, Mar 1, 2022

Shows & Exhibitions

The Artists and Curator Behind the Russia Pavilion Have Pulled Out of the Venice Biennale Amid the Ongoing War in Ukraine

The pavilion of the Russian Federation will remain closed during this year's Venice Biennale.

By Kate Brown, Feb 28, 2022

Shows & Exhibitions

As Four Major Italian Museums Sell NFT Reproductions of Masterpieces, Some Say Digital Editions Could Be Better Than the Real Thing

The initiative offers an interesting solution for museums facing revenue shortfalls—but is it short-sighted?

By Naomi Rea, Feb 17, 2022

Shows & Exhibitions

Walter Price, Julie Mehretu, and Amy Sillman on the Works They Made in Honor of Toni Morrison for a New Exhibition on the Author

The show at David Zwirner in New York is curated by Hilton Als.

By Sarah Cascone, Feb 17, 2022

Shows & Exhibitions

An Immersive Art Installation Designed to Be Experienced With Closed Eyes Will Debut in a Rebranded ‘Festival of Brexit’ in the U.K.

Collective Art's 'Dreamachine' will travel to four cities between May and October.

By Vivienne Chow, Feb 16, 2022

On View

The Most Significant Hans Holbein Show to Grace a U.S. Museum in 40 Years Is a Rare Chance to Bask in His Splendorous Paintings

The last Holbein show of its kind, which looked primarily at his drawings, was in 1983.

By Taylor Dafoe, Feb 16, 2022

Shows & Exhibitions

Complete With a Bedazzled Dildo and Miniature Sex Dungeons, a New Show at the ICA London Celebrates Sex Workers’ Rights

“Decriminalized Futures” is on view at the ICA London through May 22.

By Naomi Rea, Feb 16, 2022

Shows & Exhibitions

16 Standout Gallery Exhibitions to See in L.A. During Frieze Week, From Phyllida Barlow’s Los Angeles Debut to a Group Show on Manet

The city's gallery scene is offering an embarrassment of riches during Frieze Week, with shows by Jonas Wood, Olafur Eliasson, and others.

By Sarah Cascone, Feb 15, 2022

Shows & Exhibitions

An Eye-Opening Rijksmuseum Show Confronts a History Long Downplayed in the Netherlands: Its Brutal Colonial Rule of Indonesia

The exhibition is a collaboration between Dutch and Indonesian curators.

By Vivienne Chow, Feb 15, 2022

On View

In Saudi Arabia, a Calm, Meditative Biennial Defies the Uproar as Desert X AlUla Organizers Say the ‘Dust Is Settling’ on the Controversial Show

Can Desert X AlUla ever separate politics from art?

By Rebecca Anne Proctor, Feb 14, 2022

Shows & Exhibitions

Frida Kahlo’s Family Members Say a New Immersive Exhibition Dedicated to Her Work Is Nothing Short of ‘Revolutionary’

"Frida would be very happy," one family member said.

By Sarah Cascone, Feb 11, 2022

Pioneering L.A. Artist Ulysses Jenkins Changed the Way We Look at Video and Performance Art. We Talked to Him About How He Did It

The Creators of ‘Immersive Van Gogh’ Will Bring an Experience Dedicated to a Historic Ukrainian Artist to Six North American Cities

In Pictures: See Crowds Lose Themselves in Artist Tomás Saraceno’s Immersive Spiderweb Environment at the Shed

A Moving New Play About Jean-Michel Basquiat’s Collaboration With Andy Warhol Explores the Price of Artistic Immortality

Both Reviled and Revered, La Malinche Has Been Called the Mother of Mexico. A New Exhibition Explores Her Evolving Image

The Artists and Curator Behind the Russia Pavilion Have Pulled Out of the Venice Biennale Amid the Ongoing War in Ukraine

As Four Major Italian Museums Sell NFT Reproductions of Masterpieces, Some Say Digital Editions Could Be Better Than the Real Thing

Walter Price, Julie Mehretu, and Amy Sillman on the Works They Made in Honor of Toni Morrison for a New Exhibition on the Author

An Immersive Art Installation Designed to Be Experienced With Closed Eyes Will Debut in a Rebranded ‘Festival of Brexit’ in the U.K.

The Most Significant Hans Holbein Show to Grace a U.S. Museum in 40 Years Is a Rare Chance to Bask in His Splendorous Paintings

Complete With a Bedazzled Dildo and Miniature Sex Dungeons, a New Show at the ICA London Celebrates Sex Workers’ Rights

16 Standout Gallery Exhibitions to See in L.A. During Frieze Week, From Phyllida Barlow’s Los Angeles Debut to a Group Show on Manet

An Eye-Opening Rijksmuseum Show Confronts a History Long Downplayed in the Netherlands: Its Brutal Colonial Rule of Indonesia

In Saudi Arabia, a Calm, Meditative Biennial Defies the Uproar as Desert X AlUla Organizers Say the ‘Dust Is Settling’ on the Controversial Show

Frida Kahlo’s Family Members Say a New Immersive Exhibition Dedicated to Her Work Is Nothing Short of ‘Revolutionary’

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