Archaeologists from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki unearthed a well-preserved marble head of the Greek god Apollo in Philippi, northwest Greece, dating back to the 2nd or 3rd century C.E. Led by Professor Natalia Poulos, the team discovered the head in late 2023 during ongoing excavations...
Nadine Snijders has always believed that objects contain stories waiting to be uncovered and shared—and spent the past two years crafting her design gallery Metamorphoses’ latest virtual show, called “Observations,” around that concept. The Amsterdam-based art historian gathered 50 meticulously hand-crafted objects that pay homage...
Olafur Eliasson first discovered breakdancing as a teenager—and realized that moving can change space and how we perceive it. “I was into popping, moving like a robot, and doing the electric boogie,” he says. “Street dance enabled me to explore the space of my body...
Manuel, through her masterful manipulation of color, invites us into a realm where the boundaries between perception and emotion blur, and where the canvas becomes a locality for skeptical inquiry. The new show at the Kate Oh Gallery, visible this April on the Upper East...
CULTURE CLUB On April 3, Cipriani South Street hosted the museum’s annual benefit, where a star-studded list of speakers including writer Jacqueline Woodson, Mickalene Thomas, Tracee Ellis Ross,...
DESIGN DISPATCH Our daily look at the world through the lens of design. BY THE EDITORS April 08, 2024 ...
Lê built his reputation borrowing a technique his aunt used to make mats out of grass. He also helped establish institutions crucial to the support of Vietnamese artists. Dinh Q. Lê, Splendor & Darkness (STPI) #28 (2017). Cyanotype on paper: cut, weaved and burnt, with...
Amid light-year advances in AI and genocidal violence unfolding across social media, prompting artists to re-examine boundaries between the body and its surrounding networks, natural and artificial, the 2024 Whitney Biennial adopts a refreshingly tactile, grounded point of view. Discarding overtly conceptual works known to previous...
Japanese label nanamica worked with Copenhagen-based photographers Anthony Thomas and Theophilos Constantinou on a new photo-book centered around the beauty of nature and the threats of climate change. Entitled Slow Collapse, Thomas and Constantinou sought to create a series that emphasized humanity’s coexistence with the...
After staging its No More Tears, I’m Lovin’ It exhibition inside Perrotin’s New York gallery at the tail-end of 2022, art-fashion collective MSCHF is putting the final touches on its second Perrotin solo presentation, Art 2. Set to open on April 6 in Los Angeles, the exhibition includes...