The Creme de la Creme of the 59th Art Biennale: The Milk of Dreams
The Venice Art Biennale returns under the curatorship of Cecilia Alemani with a roaster of majority female and gender non-conforming artists.
Borders Past and Present at Berlin Art Week
Thirty years after the fall of the Berlin wall, the city’s contemporary art scene reflects its lasting impression on the city and the world. The eighth edition of Berlin Art Week took place September 11-15.… Borders Past and Present at Berlin Art Week
Mariane Ibrahim on Her Gallery’s Move to Chicago
On September 20, concurrent with the 8th edition of Expo Chicago, the Mariane Ibrahim Gallery (MIG) inaugurates its new space in the windy city with Ayana V. Jackson’s “Take Me to the Water.” The show… Mariane Ibrahim on Her Gallery’s Move to Chicago
Framing Ambiguity at the British Pavilion with Curator Dr. Zoe Whitley
The first mid-career curator to collaborate on the British Pavilion, Dr. Zoe Whitley finds tenderness in the places of loss in Cathy Wilkes’ sculptural installations. The audience steps into the the unadorned architecture of the… Framing Ambiguity at the British Pavilion with Curator Dr. Zoe Whitley
The Highlights and Dark Corners of the 58th Biennale di Venezia
Every odd year the art world flocks to the sinking isles of Venice to giddily navigate the maze of narrow roads and partake in the visual avant-garde that is the Biennale Arte. The 58th Biennale… The Highlights and Dark Corners of the 58th Biennale di Venezia
Sitting on the Edge of “The Shrinking Universe” with Eva Rothschild in Venice
Ireland’s 2019 Venice Biennale pavilion is an exploration of sculptural presence that asks for a moment of pause. In 2009 Eva Rothschild wowed Tate Modern visitors with “Scribble in Space,” a delicate lattice of large… Sitting on the Edge of “The Shrinking Universe” with Eva Rothschild in Venice
