Artist Bernar Venet Is Far More Than His Gigantic Steel Arcs
He’s currently at work on a commission for the Paris Olympics, where he will show an arc before a building set to host the games.
At 92 Years Old, Photorealist Painter Audrey Flack is Having a Moment
While her peers focused on shiny cars and motorcycles, Flack painted lipsticks and compacts, jewelry and glassware: the everyday stuff of her life.
The Birth of Impressionism Comes to Life in a Groundbreaking Exhibition in Paris
In “Paris 1874: Inventing Impressionism,” the Musée d’Orsay presents a show about a show—specifically, the first Impressionist exhibition, which opened 150 years ago today and ushered in what we…
10 Shows to See in Venice During the Biennale, From a Pierre Huyghe Blockbuster to Art About Palestine
The world’s biggest art festival is hardly the only exhibition worth seeing in the city this summer.
Madonna’s and Guy Ritchie’s Son Rocco Ritchie ‘Packs a Punch’ With Art Show
Rocco Ritchie has a new show titled ‘Pack a Punch.’ He has quietly been building a body of work as a London-based artist.
Christie’s Partners with Fintech Lender Art Money for Interest Free Payment Plans
It can be used for works up to $1 million.
Christie’s to Offer $30 M. Basquiat Stretcher-Bar Painting during May Sale
Now, all three major auction houses offering Basquiats in their big May sales.
Israel’s National Pavilion Won’t Open Until a Ceasefire Is Reached, Artist Says
“I hate it, but I think it’s important,” artist Ruth Patir told the New York Times.
At the Venice Biennale, Ukrainian Artists Examine the Many Realities of Russia’s War
The country’s national pavilion and the PinchukArtCentre’s collateral exhibition explore the conflict while also seeking to transcend it.
Taking Over the Australian Pavilion, Archie Moore Celebrates 2,400 Generations of First Nations People
“It shows survival, despite all the horrible things that happened. We’re still here and continuing our cultural practices,” the artist said.