After Two Decades as an Art World Outlier, Marc Dennis’s Time Has Come
Marc Dennis still doesn’t have a New York gallery. It still doesn’t matter.
Artists
Sophie Calle Empties the Musée Picasso for an Eerie Exhibition in Which Both Artists’ Presences Haunt the Institution
Opening this week, the show takes over all of the museum’s four floors and is her most ambitious to date.
Sin Wai Kin’s Latest Film Filters Ancient Rome through Contemporary Concerns
The artist currently has a show on view at the Fondazione Memmo, which commissioned the work.
Sanford Biggers Remixes Centuries of Art History in a Slew of New Solo Shows This Fall
He’s currently the subject of solo shows at Marianne Boesky in New York and Chicago’s Monique Meloche Gallery.
A Vibrant Nigerian Community in London Gets the Tribute It Deserves with a Show About Personal Journeys
Peckham, the subject of a show at the South London Gallery, is home to one of the largest Nigerian communities in the UK.
For Her Latest Body of Work, Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz Renounces Presenting Her Pain as Art, Opting Instead to Show Moments of Joy
The Virginia-based artist currently has a solo show at Millersville University, where she is an artist in residence.
26 Artworks Not to Miss at New York’s Museum of Modern Art
The museum receives about seven million visitors each year, making it one of the most popular art destinations in the world.
Donna Summer’s Passionate Paintings Come Into Focus with a New Documentary and a Christie’s Sale
For her, painting felt like a direct result of her talent, with no interference from agents or managers.
Under-Recognized South Korean Artists Come into Focus at the Guggenheim Museum
A current show looks at how young South Koreans broke with the status quo during the 1960s and 1970s.
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.