Up Next How Libasse Ka’s Painting Career Was Sparked by an Unlikely Meeting in an Electronics Shop The artist known for his carefully layered paintings is set to have his first institutional solo exhibition at Museum Dhondt-Dhaenens in 2025. By Katie White, Nov 29, 2024
Artists How Food, Art, and Life Intersected in Daniel Spoerri’s Uncanny Assemblages One of his "snare-pictures" from 1964 consists of the remains of a meal eaten by Marcel Duchamp. Spoerri died earlier this month at age 94. By Emily Steer, Nov 26, 2024
Artists Kathleen Ryan, Sculptor of Glittering, Rotting Fruits, Joins Gagosian The American artist, whose vanitas-inspired sculptures meditate on opulence and degradation, will make her debut with the gallery in 2026. By Katie White, Nov 26, 2024
Artists U.K. Artists’ Earnings Dropped 40 Percent Since 2010. Will They Stick Around? Some 80 percent of artists surveyed reported that their earnings were “unstable” or “very unstable.” By Sarah Cascone, Nov 25, 2024
Artists Streetwise: Artist Peter Doig on the Thrilling Show He’s Organized at Gagosian in New York A Balthus borrowed from the Museum of Modern Art is at the heart of the exhibition, which unites canonical and obscure figures. By Andrew Russeth, Nov 22, 2024
Artists Ian Felice’s ‘New England Gothic’ Visions Have the Art World Abuzz Jonathan Anderson, Gabriela Hearst, and Josh Brolin are just a few of Felice’s celebrity fans. This week, his solo show opened at Half Gallery, New York. By Katie White, Nov 22, 2024
Artists María Berrío on Masks, Migration, and the Chaotic Magic of Her New Work The Colombian-born artist's solo show "The End of Ritual" is on view at Victoria Miro Gallery. By Emily Steer, Nov 21, 2024
Artists Haegue Yang on the Powerful Link Between Desire and Creativity The South Korean-born artist's first U.K. survey show at Hayward Gallery offers deeply personal insights. By Vivienne Chow, Nov 14, 2024
Artists For Her Blue-Chip Gallery Debut, Rising Artist Brook Hsu Paints Her Own Vision of the Wild West Brook Hsu brings viridian visions of her home state of Oklahoma to New York's Gladstone Gallery. By Katie White, Nov 8, 2024
Artists Mark Dion Transformed a Working Class Pittsburgh Home Into an Immersive Artwork. It’s Dazzling—And Bittersweet Dion's permanent installation, 'Mrs. Christopher's House,' is the most recent of the Troy Hill Art Houses founded by collector Evan Mirapaul. By Katie White, Nov 5, 2024
Artists Ali Banisadr’s Fractious Paintings Are a Reflection of Our Turbulent Times We spoke to the Iran-born artist ahead of his first solo show in Asia at Perrotin Shanghai. By Cathy Fan, Nov 4, 2024
Artists A Decade Ago, Artist Jenny Morgan Discovered Her Doppelgänger. Now She’s Her Model Brooklyn artist Jenny Morgan's psychedelic odalisques go on view "No Endings for the Wild" her debut solo exhibition at Anat Ebgi this Friday. By Katie White, Oct 31, 2024
Artists Why Another Artist Just Renamed Himself Anish Kapoor Stuart Semple's eight-year feud over art supplies and exclusivity turns, shall we say, personal. By Sarah Cascone, Oct 31, 2024
Artists Trendsetting Galleries Are Betting on Rising Artist Luke Agada Luke Agada's pyschdelic and sinewy new paintings are on view in "Between Two Suns" at Roberts Projects in Los Angeles By Katie White, Oct 28, 2024
Artists Why Artists Holly Herndon and Mat Dryhurst Want Us to Stop Minimizing—And Fearing—A.I. The artists are challenging our assumptions about A.I. in art with their haunting new immersive choral work at the Serpentine in London. By Jo Lawson-Tancred, Oct 28, 2024
