On View 29Rooms Returns to New York With a Photo-Ready Mix of Art, Ads, and Activism—See 3 Highlights Here There are some real artists amid the product placement at 29Rooms. By Sarah Cascone, Sep 7, 2018
On View What Happens When an Exhibition Has 11 Curators? Here’s a First Look at the Gwangju Biennale, Asia’s Largest Contemporary Art Biennial See highlights from the exhibition "Imagined Borders" in Gwangju, South Korea. By Hili Perlson, Sep 7, 2018
Reviews In Guatemala, the Bienal de Arte Paiz Offers an Object Lesson in Community-Based Art Done Right The event both centers Central American production and decenters art from its traditional spaces. By John Pluecker, Sep 7, 2018
On View ‘One Does Think With One’s Hands’: Watch William Kentridge Use Charcoal and a Cell Phone to Explore South Africa’s History As part of a collaboration with Art21, hear news-making artists describe their inspirations in their own words. By artnet News, Sep 6, 2018
On View Here’s What the Experimental 2018 Sao Paulo Biennial Looks Like For "Affective Affinities," curator Gabriel Pérez-Barreiro has let a team of artist-curators define what the show feels like. Here's what it looks like. By Ben Davis, Sep 6, 2018
Exhibitions Divine Intervention? The Vatican Pulls the Plug on a Show Looking at Andy Warhol’s Catholic Side A show of the artist's religious works will go on in Pittsburgh, however. By Javier Pes, Sep 5, 2018
Exhibitions Is Body Modification the Future of Fashion? This New Pop-Up Museum Envisions a Creepy Craze Celebrity PR guru Simon Huck has created an alternate high-end reality. By Sarah Cascone, Sep 5, 2018
Exhibitions Lavinia Fontana Was the First Professional Female Artist. Now a Prado Show Will (Finally) Celebrate the Renaissance Pioneer The Madrid museum will mark its bicentenary with a show of her work together with that of fellow female Renaissance artist Sofonisba Anguissola. By Javier Pes, Sep 4, 2018
Reviews Can Kansas City’s Open Spaces Biennial Help Bridge the Divide in One of America’s Most Segregated Cities? Dan Cameron's new Midwestern biennial aims to mix international artists and local talent in Kansas City. By Max Lakin, Aug 31, 2018
Reviews I Saw Burning Man Art in a Museum While Not on Drugs, and Here’s What Happened A visit to "No Spectators" in DC prompts some thoughts on the value of popular art. By Ben Davis, Aug 31, 2018
On View From Joan Mitchell’s Early Works to Daniel Arsham’s Dystopian Future: 45 Can’t-Miss Gallery Shows in New York This September Mark your calendars. By Sarah Cascone & Caroline Goldstein, Aug 30, 2018
On View ‘It Would Be Better as a Massive Group Show’: Why Artist Barry McGee Has No Interest in a Traditional Museum Retrospective As part of a collaboration with Art21, hear news-making artists describe their inspirations in their own words. By artnet News, Aug 30, 2018
Reviews What Is the Real-World Value of a Left-Wing Art Show? Our critic visits SITE Santa Fe and wonders whether biennials are ever able to truly live up to their grand ambitions. By Ben Davis, Aug 30, 2018
On View Watch an Exclusive Trailer for ‘Poor Folk,’ a New Documentary About Russian Conceptual Pioneers Ilya and Emilia Kabakov The film's release coincides with Ilya's 85th birthday and the 10th anniversary of Moscow's Garage Museum. By Caroline Goldstein, Aug 29, 2018
On View AI-Generated Art Just Got Its First Mainstream Gallery Show. See It Here—and Get Ready The show "Gradient Descent" at Nature Morte brings together works made by seven artists working with artificial intelligence. By Naomi Rea, Aug 29, 2018
