Fort Gansevoort will present Up on the Roof, its second solo exhibition with noted Louisiana-based artist Willie Birch.
Newly opened at The Baltimore Museum of Art, “The Culture: Hip Hop and Contemporary Art in the 21st Century,” treats hip hop’s roots, impact, and essential figures with the same intellectual rigor and prestige it would a presentation of ancient Egypt, Greece, or Rome.
The exhibition titled, 'Contact High: A Visual History of Hip-Hop', was curated by Vikki Tobak and features intimate looks at some of the genre's most iconic images.
Trenton Doyle Hancock is a star in the art-world. I like how bold and colorful his work is. One the other-hand I wish the narratives were more pronounced. His bright colors and creative figure narratives captivate his audience, but how about you?
On 21 February, Hauser & Wirth will present Kind of Blue, the first solo exhibition in the United States dedicated to Verena Loewensberg.
Hauser & Wirth is presenting its first New York City exhibition, titled A Desecrated Serenity, devoted to the work of Sir Don McCullin.
American Matt Mullican, a leading representative of the Pictures Generation, is the second prize-winner of the Possehl Prize with the ceremony being held this October.
In her first exhibition with Hauser & Wirth, Firelei Báez is presenting new large-scale canvases, drawings and her first-ever bronze sculpture.
Our collection of photos from the opening reception of the third iteration of the BRIC Biennial featuring artists living and working in South Brooklyn.
George Condo’s 2-part exhibition, Pastels, offers a glimpse into his creative process and inventiveness through the medium of pastel.
Contemporary artist Robert Peterson's new exhibition, 'We Are Forever', at albertz benda, challenges dominant narratives.
Fort Gansevoort announced the exclusive US representation of the estate of Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson along with a new exhibition.
Our collection of photos from our recent visit to The Half-Life of Love, at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art. Featuring work from Jordan Casteel, Cynthia Daignault, Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Curran Hatleberg, Deana Lawson, Dave McKenzie, Kambui Olujimi, Valeska Soares, and Billie Zangewa.
Sidequest Gallery Brooklyn presents 'Triangles And The Shapes In Between', a solo exhibition of work by Scarlett Lingwood. Her first solo show in the United States.
Jack Shainman Gallery presents "If a Tree Falls", an exhibition of new work by Nick Cave. Check out our photos from the exhibit at the 20th street location.
"Must They Also Be Gods" is a group show that features the work of over 15 emerging and mid-career Black artists that highlights the creative process of African diasporic peoples.
Camille Henrot's new exhibition 'A Number of Things,' at Hauser & Wirth NY evokes children’s developmental tools, shoes, and other sculptures.
From November 15, 2023 to January 27, 2024 Hauser & Wirth's new exhibition RETROaction will be on display in New York, followed by a run in Los Angeles.
Hauser & Wirth New York, Catherine Goodman's Silent Music presents a series of new, large-scale paintings by the British artist.
Opening this winter at Hauser & Wirth’s St. Moritz gallery, Alberto Giacometti: Faces and Landscapes of Home is a deeply personal exhibition.
Fort Gansevoort unveiled, 'The Spiritual World of Haiti,' from renowned Haitian artist Myrlande Constant, reshaping 'drapo.'
Our collection of photos from our recent visit to In the Abstract, at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art. Featuring work from Doug Ashford, Aidas Bareikis, Sarah Braman, Tomashi Jackson, Rosy Keyser, Eric N. Mack, Rose Marcus, Rodney McMillian, Matt Saunders, Letha Wilson, and Brenna Youngblood.
With Hauser & Wirth's new exhibition, Earth & Sky, Lorna Simpson debuts a new body of work exploring our relationships to unseen forces.
What impact could a curated playlist of music have on the way viewers perceive an art exhibition? Whether intended to provide historical or artistic context, or as an abstract statement on the cross-genre interaction between visual and aural art, music could be the key to unlocking a more visceral, multi-sensory approach to art viewing and creation. The increasing use of various digital media already hints at a radically new way of exploring museums and galleries.
