Exhibitions Is This the Future—or the End—of Art? A Selfie-Centric Art Space Opens in Paris With a Show of Klimt Projections The new Atelier des Lumières opens with light installations inspired by Klimt and Schiele. By Kate Brown, Apr 13, 2018
Exhibitions Pinault vs. Arnault: Dueling Art Shows Foreshadow the Battle That Will Reshape the Paris Museum Scene François Pinault and Bernard Arnault mark their territories with revealing group shows in Venice and Paris. By Hettie Judah, Apr 13, 2018
Exhibitions After Three Years of Work, the Getty Villa Prepares to Reopen With a New Look—and Koons’s Play-Doh Getty director Timothy Potts gave the center’s museum of ancient art a much-needed facelift. By Taylor Dafoe, Apr 13, 2018
Exhibitions How Impressionism Became Expressionism: A New Exhibition Traces Claude Monet’s Influence on the New York School The Musée de l’Orangerie in Paris juxtaposes 10 works by Monet with 20 by American titans. By Javier Pes, Apr 13, 2018
On View We’ve All Thought About It—Wouldn’t It Be Great to Eat Art? Now One Artist Is Making It Happen Eduardo Navarro is serving up art soup. By Sarah Cascone, Apr 12, 2018
Art Guides Must-See Art Guide: Milan This week's guide features Alighiero Boetti, Nate Lowman, Andreas Bowers, and more. By Tatiana Berg, Apr 12, 2018
Exhibitions Why It Took Nearly Three Years to Curate the (Short) Artist List for the 2018 Carnegie International The world's second-oldest international contemporary art survey is back for its 57th edition. By Sarah Cascone, Apr 11, 2018
Exhibitions From Baselitz to Burning Man: 28 Can’t-Miss Museum Shows to See in the United States This Spring From New York to Los Angeles, these are the art exhibitions that everyone will be talking about this coming season. By Caroline Goldstein & Sarah Cascone, Apr 11, 2018
On View This Artist’s ‘Kitsch and Colorful’ Rainbow House Is Taking Brooklyn by Storm Catch this color-drenched art installation while it lasts. By Eileen Kinsella, Apr 5, 2018
Art Guides Must-See Art Guide: Paris This week's guide features Richard Serra, William Klein, Dominique Blais, and more. By Tatiana Berg, Apr 5, 2018
Exhibitions It’s No Illusion: M.C. Escher’s Mind-Bending Works Are Coming to Brooklyn The show hopes to bring Escher's optical puzzles to life with Instagram-worthy "photo booths." By Sarah Cascone, Apr 4, 2018
Exhibitions The Brazilian Embassy in London Reboots a Show of Modern Art That Wowed the City in Wartime Tarsila do Amaral was among the many artists who donated works but Britain allowed her avant-garde paintings to get away. By Javier Pes, Apr 3, 2018
On View New York’s Citywide ‘Stations of the Cross’ Exhibition Highlights Global Injustices Through the Story of Christ A Lenten art show engages with pressing social issues. By Sarah Cascone, Mar 30, 2018
Reviews Can VR Really Make Us Feel Empathy? Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s ‘Carne y Arena’ Proves That’s the Wrong Question As the Oscar-winning VR installation arrives in Washington, DC, our critic explains how it shows the potential—and the limits—of its medium. By Ben Davis, Mar 30, 2018
On View Decades Before Judy Chicago’s ‘The Dinner Party,’ Virginia Woolf’s Sister Made a Set of Dinner Plates Celebrating 50 Historic Women Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant's proto-feminist masterpiece is on public view for the first time. By Sarah Cascone, Mar 29, 2018
