An Ambitious Art Festival in Iceland Goes Back to the Future to Explore a Planet in Peril
Its offerings are spread across multiple museums—and even a remote lighthouse.
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Best Practices: Artist Uman Courts a Constant State of Evolution in Her Paintings
Uman invited ARTnews to her studio in Albany in August.
A Whitney Show Highlights Pioneering Sculptor Ruth Asawa’s Works on Paper
A guide to the artist’s life and career, from her earliest wire sculptures to large-scale public works.
An Ed Ruscha Retrospective at MoMA Reveals a Master of Wordplay and Trompe L’Oeil
The show reveals an artist with a cagey, deadpan sense of humor.
A Biennial in Ireland Shows What True Engagement with a Local Community Looks Like
The EVA International in Limerick chose a slower approach to its show this time, and has been able to dialogue with the city as a result.
A Gallery Show Casts a Rare, Caring Gaze on the Aging Cisgender Female Body
“Can You See Me Now?,” at Ryan Lee gallery, has the goal of celebrating subjects that are not typically seen in art spaces.
Lili Reynaud-Dewar Bares It All in Her Biggest French Museum Exhibition So Far
“I’m very interested in keeping memory and being a witness,” she said of her new works.
10 Gallery Shows to See in Paris During Art Basel’s Paris+
The biggest opening will be the inauguration of Hauser & Wirth, but many more galleries lie beyond it.
Park Seo-Bo, Key Figure in Dansaekhwa Movement, Dies at 91
He was a “towering figure” in Korean culture.
Established Artists Champion Rising Stars In a Can’t-Miss Frieze Project
The artists involved include Olafur Eliasson, Tracey Emin, Vanessa Raw, and Simone Leigh.