Jean-Michel Basquiat’s first brush with Switzerland came in 1982 when he made his debut at Galerie Bruno Bischofberger in Zurich. While New York City remained his creative stomping ground, the serenity of the Engadin region would leave a lasting imprint on his practice. Now, this lesser-known...
The SCOPE Art Show in Miami Beach wrapped its 23rd annual show on December 8. Hypeart held its first-ever showcase at SCOPE during the height of Miami Art Week. The lineup included an installation by Amazon Echo in partnership with interdisciplinary artist Robin Velghe, known...
In February, UCLA’s Hammer Museum will lift the veil on Monument Eternal, the first museum exhibition inspired by the life and legacy of Jazz luminary Alice Coltrane. Taking its name from her 1977 book, the show will offer a rare glimpse into the expansive nature...
At first glance, Jochen Mühlenbrink’s oil paintings are easily mistakable for photographs, windows or maybe mirrors. With themes of nostalgia, escapism and ambiguity, it’s the kind of art that makes you look twice, drawing audiences into their subtle mystery. A new suite of Mühlenbrink’s works has...
In 2021, MSCHF began taking orders for an artwork that featured a “Famous Mouse” from a “Famous Animation Company.” Priced at $100 USD, buyers could purchase one of 1,000 redeemable tokens, but there was a catch: the piece could not be legally reproduced until 2024,...
“I just love to collect these stories and feel the resilience in them – that’s the baseline for all of my pieces.” Can you recall the first time you felt moved by art?My brother passed away when I was eight and I got obsessed with drawing...
The UK’s best interiors event for antiques, design and art is celebrating its fortieth year in 2025. Held in London’s beautiful Battersea Park, a short distance from Sloane Square and King’s Road, the dates for next year are: Winter Fair, 21-26 January 2025 Spring Fair, 6-11 May 2025 Autumn Fair,...
Andrew Edlin Gallery is pleased to present The flowers we gathered, a solo exhibition by Southern artist Carroll Cloar (1913–1993). The presentation features fourteen paintings and drawings mostly from the 1960s and 1970s and is the artist’s first New York solo show in nearly thirty-five...
Plato Gallery is presenting Face the Music, a new solo exhibition by Luke Osborn, now on view in New York through January 4, 2025. Across a showcase of mixed media paintings and drawings, the artist invites us to consider the power of collective moments and...
In 1985, visionary land art duo Christo and Jeanne-Claude unveiled The Pont Neuf Wrapped, a striking, large-scale installation that cloaked Paris’ oldest bridge in 41,800 square meters of golden fabric, fastened with 13 kilometers of rope and 12 tons of steel cables. “I wanted it to...