At MoMA, Artists Are Making Sense of the World’s Most Dangerous and Valuable Resource: Data
Refik Anadol is not the only artist using data as a subject.
Jiab Prachakul’s New Show On Identity Pushes Representation Forward
“it doesn’t feel special at first to be different. But then I noticed it made me special,” Prachakul said.
Five Must-See Gallery Shows in Chelsea During Armory Week
Highlights include surveys of new work by notable contemporary artists and historical giants alike.
Five New York Museum Shows to See During Armory Week
An Ed Ruscha retrospective and a survey of experimental Korean art highlight the offerings.
The Egypt Government Is Demolishing Historic Tombs and Cultural Centers in Effort to Modernize Cairo, Per Local Reports
Green spaces, some of which date to the 19th century, have been torn down in the name of modernity.
‘Very Peculiar’ 3,000-Year-Old Tomb Found by Archaeologists in Northern Peru
A priest’s remains were discovered, buried beneath six layers of ash mixed with black earth.
Eying Expansion in South Korea, Gagosian Hires Seoul-Based Head of Operations
The gallery does not currently have plans to open a space in Seoul.
UK Police Make ‘Major Breakthrough’ in Search for Stolen Maurizio Cattelan Toilet
Valued at $6 million, the toilet was lifted during an early morning heist several years ago.
Lin May Saeed, Empathetic Sculptor Who Viewed Animals as Her Equals, Dies at 50
She wrestled with the male-dominated history of sculpture, reusing found Styrofoam in her art.
Ancient Mayan Nose Guard Carved From Human Bone Uncovered in Mexico
The artifact was meant to be worn by priests during funeral ceremonies.