‘A Story of South Asian Art’ is an exhibition that centers on Mrinalini Mukherjee but encompasses works by other representatives of contextual modernism; the thread that…[read on]
I first came in contact with David Horvitz’s practice through his 2021 book ‘Nostalgia,’ which I have proceeded to wrap in newspaper and then unpack and place on my bedside table over…[read on]
A dense mound of soil has risen from the glossy floorboards of the Guggenheim Bilbao. Framed with clean lines, not a speck of dirt out of place, this site-specific installation—Delcy…[read on]
Alexander Basil has created a cosmos. His instantly recognizable style and established color palette implicate the subject matter in a process of calm and sure scrutiny. Central to this cage…[read on]
Jaune Quick-to-See Smith’s groundbreaking career as an artist, activist, curator and educator unfolded over more than four decades, driven by restless imagination and a pursuit of justice…[read on]
Moyra Davey’s first major survey in Germany traces a multimedia artistic practice rooted in repetition and referential modes of creation. Currently on view at Neuer Berliner Kunstverein…[read on]
‘The Power of Small Things’ may be an anniversary exhibition—marking 15 years of Soy Capitán—but there is certainly little pomp. Quiet and understated, the show presents…[read on]
Tirana Art Weekend launched last year as the first public initiative of the newly founded Albanian Visual Arts Network, assembling key actors from the country’s independent art scene…[read on]
Eve Arnold’s retrospective ‘Capturing Compassion’ at F3 Galerie showcases the artist’s luminous career as one of the first women photographers to join the renowned Magnum…[read on]
Yearning is an existential reality, a natural consequence of being alive. In our very beings, at the deepest atomic level, we are anchored and driven by desire, longing and…[read on]
The second edition of the Minna Tarkka Lectures—an annual gathering dedicated to exploring how art, media and technology might reshape democratic life—took place over…[read on]
In 1976, Joan Jonas first initiated her video performance ‘Mirage’ in the screening room of the Anthology Film Archives in New York, on several nights over the course of…[read on]
