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Exhibitions

Artist Antony Gormley’s New VR Art Project Takes You to the Moon—but It’s a One-Way Trip

Everyone can be an astronaut for 15 minutes in the British sculptor's extraordinary air-and-space collaboration with a Yale astrophysicist.

By Javier Pes, Apr 5, 2019

Exhibitions

Kosovo’s Venice Biennale Pavilion Will Recall the Last European War of the 20th Century

The artist Alban Muja will draw on his personal experience as young refugee.

By Kate Brown, Apr 3, 2019

On View

Tony Oursler’s 3D Volcano and 5 Other Modern and Contemporary Gallery Exhibitions Not to Miss in Milan This Spring

In town for miart? Here's what to see outside the fair.

By artnet News, Apr 3, 2019

Exhibitions

Criticized for Failing to Consult Indigenous Groups, the Art Institute of Chicago Has Postponed a Show of Native American Artifacts

The show, originally scheduled for late May, features 900-year old artifacts that some say were stolen from burial grounds.

By Taylor Dafoe, Apr 3, 2019

Exhibitions

Nearly 60 Years Ago, Christo Came Up With a Plan to Wrap the Arc de Triomphe. Now, His Dream Will Become Reality

The 83-year-old artist is revisiting the wrapping technique for the first time since his wife and collaborator Jeanne-Claude died a decade ago.

By Taylor Dafoe, Apr 3, 2019

On View

What Does the Art Institution of the Future Look Like? Here Are the 4 Big Ideas Driving the Ambitious New Shed Art Center

From Björk to Boots Riley, the program aims to surprise you at every turn.

By Eileen Kinsella, Apr 3, 2019

Exhibitions

See Jimi Hendrix’s Flambéd Guitar, Elvis’s Beat-Up Acoustic, and Other Iconic Instruments in the Met’s New Music Exhibition

Get up close and personal with Eric Clapton’s “Blackie,” Eddie Van Halen’s “Frankenstein,” and Stevie Ray Vaughan’s “Number one.”

By Taylor Dafoe, Apr 2, 2019

Exhibitions

The Age of Equivocation? Venice Biennale Curator Ralph Rugoff on Why Ambiguity Is the Aesthetic of Our Time

The curator of this year's Venice Biennale lays out his top priorities for the show, considered a State of the Union for contemporary art.

By Andrew Goldstein, Apr 2, 2019

Exhibitions

For the First Time, the Venice Biennale Is Launching a Performance Art Program to Bring Art Outside the Arsenale

The Delfina Foundation is co-producing the innovative project.

By Naomi Rea, Apr 1, 2019

On View

‘This Flag Brought Our Nation Back Together’: Artist Sonya Clark Explains Why She Is Recreating the Little-Known Flag That Ended the Civil War

Can the Confederate truce flag replace its battle flag in the American imagination?

By Sarah Cascone, Apr 1, 2019

Exhibitions

Artist Antony Gormley’s New VR Art Project Takes You to the Moon—but It’s a One-Way Trip

Exhibitions

Kosovo’s Venice Biennale Pavilion Will Recall the Last European War of the 20th Century

On View

Tony Oursler’s 3D Volcano and 5 Other Modern and Contemporary Gallery Exhibitions Not to Miss in Milan This Spring

Exhibitions

Criticized for Failing to Consult Indigenous Groups, the Art Institute of Chicago Has Postponed a Show of Native American Artifacts

Exhibitions

Nearly 60 Years Ago, Christo Came Up With a Plan to Wrap the Arc de Triomphe. Now, His Dream Will Become Reality

On View

What Does the Art Institution of the Future Look Like? Here Are the 4 Big Ideas Driving the Ambitious New Shed Art Center

Exhibitions

See Jimi Hendrix’s Flambéd Guitar, Elvis’s Beat-Up Acoustic, and Other Iconic Instruments in the Met’s New Music Exhibition

Exhibitions

The Age of Equivocation? Venice Biennale Curator Ralph Rugoff on Why Ambiguity Is the Aesthetic of Our Time

Exhibitions

For the First Time, the Venice Biennale Is Launching a Performance Art Program to Bring Art Outside the Arsenale

On View

‘This Flag Brought Our Nation Back Together’: Artist Sonya Clark Explains Why She Is Recreating the Little-Known Flag That Ended the Civil War

On View

Visitors and Weather Conditions Damage JR’s Massive Installation at the Louvre Hours After Being Completed

On View

Artist Natalie Frank on How Her Feminist Take on Fairy Tales Became an Experimental New Ballet in Texas

On View

Watch as Brooklyn-Based Artist Elle Pérez Shows How Photographs Are the ‘Perfect Container’ for Gender and Identity

Exhibitions

Poet-Provocateur Kenneth Goldsmith Is Showing All 60,000 of Hillary Clinton’s Leaked Emails as Art

Exhibitions

Under a Dark Cloud of Controversy and Confusion, Kazakhstan Cancels Its Inaugural Venice Biennale Pavilion on Facebook

Artist Antony Gormley’s New VR Art Project Takes You to the Moon—but It’s a One-Way Trip

Kosovo’s Venice Biennale Pavilion Will Recall the Last European War of the 20th Century

Tony Oursler’s 3D Volcano and 5 Other Modern and Contemporary Gallery Exhibitions Not to Miss in Milan This Spring

Criticized for Failing to Consult Indigenous Groups, the Art Institute of Chicago Has Postponed a Show of Native American Artifacts

Nearly 60 Years Ago, Christo Came Up With a Plan to Wrap the Arc de Triomphe. Now, His Dream Will Become Reality

What Does the Art Institution of the Future Look Like? Here Are the 4 Big Ideas Driving the Ambitious New Shed Art Center

See Jimi Hendrix’s Flambéd Guitar, Elvis’s Beat-Up Acoustic, and Other Iconic Instruments in the Met’s New Music Exhibition

The Age of Equivocation? Venice Biennale Curator Ralph Rugoff on Why Ambiguity Is the Aesthetic of Our Time

For the First Time, the Venice Biennale Is Launching a Performance Art Program to Bring Art Outside the Arsenale

‘This Flag Brought Our Nation Back Together’: Artist Sonya Clark Explains Why She Is Recreating the Little-Known Flag That Ended the Civil War

Visitors and Weather Conditions Damage JR’s Massive Installation at the Louvre Hours After Being Completed

Artist Natalie Frank on How Her Feminist Take on Fairy Tales Became an Experimental New Ballet in Texas

Watch as Brooklyn-Based Artist Elle Pérez Shows How Photographs Are the ‘Perfect Container’ for Gender and Identity

Poet-Provocateur Kenneth Goldsmith Is Showing All 60,000 of Hillary Clinton’s Leaked Emails as Art

Under a Dark Cloud of Controversy and Confusion, Kazakhstan Cancels Its Inaugural Venice Biennale Pavilion on Facebook

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