British artist Louise Giovanelli has unveiled a new solo exhibition at White Cube Hong Kong. Based in Manchester, Giovanelli creates luminous paintings that oscillate between figuration and abstraction, representation and materiality, as she draws from art historical traditions, from the Renaissance to film. Here on...
In a video accompanying Paul Pfeiffer's Los Angeles retrospective, the artist states, 'I think of art as the finger that points.'1 Presented in the Geffen building of MoCA, Prologue to the Story of the Birth of Freedom features monumental installations, roaring soundscapes, large-format photography, and tiny...
London-based artist and athlete SOLDIER continues to charge up UK creative scenes with militaristic artwork and fashion-forward projects. While previously disrupting Timberland‘s 6-inch boot and partnering with Awake NY on an artistic capsule collection, SOLDIER sets the tone for 2024 by announcing his debut solo...
In the run up to next week’s Salone del Mobile, French visual artist JR has unveiled a new site specific installation at Milan’s Stazione Centrale, entitled La Nascita (The Birth). JR is known for creating colossal graphic interventions that have appeared across the world, from...
XPPen has partnered with HoYoFair, a dedicated fan art platform, to launch the Genshin Impact Profession Fan Art Contest. A celebration of boundless creativity and HoYoFair’s robust gaming and anime communities, the art fair also spotlights XPPen’s mission to develop innovative tools that allow creators...
The MCA Chicago curator dives into five paintings by Nicole Eisenman, revealing a sensitive and ultimately optimistic observer of people, politics, and place. Jadine Collingwood. Courtesy Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago. Photo: Maria Ponce. Nicole Eisenman: What Happened is the first major survey of the French-born...
Seven years on, she is the recipient of the 2024 Suzanne Deal Booth / FLAG Art Foundation Prize, with an accompanying exhibition titled Make Do and Mend at The Contemporary Austin in Texas, which will travel to New York later this year. It is recognition...
The city of Paris may reinstall a towering steel sculpture by the late American artist Richard Serra, following his death last month. Clara-Clara, which Serra had originally created back in 1983 for an exhibition at Centre Pompidou, features two 118-foot-long slender rusty steel sheets that...
Every club has its own set of matchday rituals. Some spawn from quirky one-off results that superstitiously stick with fans as a lucky charm over the decades; others arise from sheer lunacy. In Buffalo, the Bills Mafia are known for body-slamming each other through tables,...
Nicole Eisenman‘s retrospective exhibition, What Happened, at MCA Chicago offers a comprehensive overview of the artist’s diverse body of work, spanning from 1992 to the present day. Featuring approximately 100 pieces, the exhibition showcases Eisenman’s versatility across various mediums, including painting, drawing, murals, and installations....