KAWS‘ next major exhibition, “WHAT PARTY,” has been foretold for months, but now it’s nearly upon us. Before the Brooklyn Museum opens its doors to (safely) allow in visitors, take an early look at some of the works on display at the career-spanning showcase. Along with...
To celebrate the new Champion x Muhammad Ali collection, the American sportswear brand has tapped contemporary artist Heiro Veiga to lend his talents in creating an accompanying mural. Located in Miami’s famed Wynwood District, the large scale work embodies the spirit of the clothing series,...
Russian sculptor and architect Gregory Orekhov recently unveiled his latest towering sculpture entitled Black Square in Moscow’s Malevich Park. The mirrored work reflects the natural surroundings of the region, acting as a large-scale monument to honor the pioneering avant-garde artist and theorist, Kazimir Malevich which...
New York City’s Ross + Kramer gallery is currently hosting a solo exhibition of abstract and figurative paintings by acclaimed pop artist, James Rosenquist. Entitled “Flowers,” the presentation features heavily-detailed compositions of images gleaned from the world of commercial advertising. Across the works, Rosenquist merges floral...
TikTok is offering 50 German cultural institutions a total of €5 million ($6 million)—or €10,000 ($12,000) each—to ramp up engagement on the social-media app and promote diversity-focused content. Museums, theaters, publishing houses, and art galleries—all of which have been closed since November—are among those invited to...
In these turbulent times, creativity and empathy are more necessary than ever to bridge divides and find solutions. Artnet News’s Art and Empathy Project is an ongoing investigation into how the art world can help enhance emotional intelligence, drawing insights and inspiration from creatives, thought...
Art Industry News is a daily digest of the most consequential developments coming out of the art world and art market. Here’s what you need to know on this Wednesday, February 24. NEED-TO-READ Nicole Eisenman Gets the New Yorker Profile Treatment – The star painter goes to...
A sentiment that is well known, shared, and held, yet fails to assert itself as unequivocal and plain, is the oxymoron of any city or state's national gallery. The paradox lies in the overbearance of the institution as the most visibly prominent arts entity in any...
Tracing the Fragments at K11 MUSEA marks the first expansive exhibition of Central Eastern European art in Hong Kong, connecting works by 20 artists from Central Eastern Europe and Asia, including Geta Brătescu, Ilona Keserü, and Chen Han. Ilona Keserü, Birthday (Születésnap) (2005). Courtesy Q Contemporary....
The solo exhibition Slippery When Wet at New York's Artists Space (17 February–1 May 2021), includes a virtual iteration, both for Covid-19 safety and access by a geographically dispersed community of Hong Kongers. The show's title recalls Sia's chapbook Salty Wet 咸濕 (Inpatient Press, 2019),...