30 Artists With a Lasting Impact in 2017
Delve into the artistic impact of 30 prominent artists in 2017. Witness creativity that resonates across boundaries.
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Kara Walker
Kara Walker, Amanda Ross-Ho, Tom Friedman, and More: The Fall Gallery Season Kicks Off
Picture this: thousands of people flooding the galleries in Chelsea, streaming into to the streets. Crowded galleries are filled with blossoming artists, visionary gallerists, and… Read More »Kara Walker, Amanda Ross-Ho, Tom Friedman, and More: The Fall Gallery Season Kicks Off
Creative Time Spring Gala 2017 Celebrates Carol Lim and Humberto Leon
On May 3 at City Point in Brooklyn, influencers from the art, fashion, film, and lifestyle worlds gathered to celebrate Humberto Leon and Carol Lim… Read More »Creative Time Spring Gala 2017 Celebrates Carol Lim and Humberto Leon
Contemporary Art in 10 Works: The Big Picture by Matthew Israel
Earlier this month, art historian and Artsy’s curator at large, Matthew Israel released his second publication entitled The Big Picture, published by Prestel Publishing. Selecting… Read More »Contemporary Art in 10 Works: The Big Picture by Matthew Israel
Judith Benhamou-Huet Visits The Underground Museum in Los Angeles
The streets are completely empty. A few forsaken pedestrians pass at irregular intervals along the pavement. Here we are in Arlington Heights, the low-rent neighborhood… Read More »Judith Benhamou-Huet Visits The Underground Museum in Los Angeles
Catherine Opie: Portraits, Landscapes, and “700 Nimes”
The year has had a banner beginning for Catherine Opie. She started the year with openings at Lehmann Maupin’s two spaces in New York. By… Read More »Catherine Opie: Portraits, Landscapes, and “700 Nimes”
Creative Time Spring Gala 2016 at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
Since 1974, Creative Time has been bringing innovative art to the public space, with more than 335 groundbreaking projects spanning the globe. The New York-based… Read More »Creative Time Spring Gala 2016 at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
“Identity Revisited” at The Warehouse in Dallas
What started out as a search for extra storage, for collectors Howard Rachofsky and the late Vernon Faulconer’s growing art collections, turned into The Warehouse… Read More »“Identity Revisited” at The Warehouse in Dallas
Kara Walker: Go to Hell or Atlanta, Whichever Comes First
“Go to Hell or Atlanta, Whichever Comes First,” is the first of two exhibitions by American artist Kara Walker at Victoria Miro gallery in London. Walker,… Read More »Kara Walker: Go to Hell or Atlanta, Whichever Comes First
Visiting Anderson Ranch Arts Center in Colorado
Anderson Ranch Arts Center sits at an elevation of 8,200 feet, at the head of the Brush Creek Valley, just above the town of Colorado’s Snowmass… Read More »Visiting Anderson Ranch Arts Center in Colorado