Wednesday 18 December 2024 from 4 pm to 10 pm Xing in collaboration with the Academy of Fine Arts of Bologna presents Irnerio 45C (my voice my void #2), durational sound performance by pianist Marino Formenti, who returns to Bologna after the Nowhere project (2012)....
Bitfactory Gallery is proud to wrap up the year with the first solo exhibition by visual artist and musician Deca (Matthew Kenney) entitled As long as hope shows something green running December 20, 2024 through January 11, 2025, at 851 Santa Fe Drive. The pieces...
With an incomparable mastery of light, shadow, and form, Skip Steinworth (b. 1950) demonstrates in his latest graphite drawings that he is perhaps the finest draughtsman working as a fine artist today. Evoking the storied tradition of still life so richly explored before him by Dürer, Leonardo, Rembrandt, and other Old...
On Goldfish Street in Hong Kong, you can find rows of Betta fish dangling in small plastic bags, organized in neat, endless rows. Many of their journeys begin in Thailand, where they’re farmed in solitude and shipped across the world. Raised for display, these creatures...
Villepin in Hong Kong presents DAY ZER0, a new solo exhibition by Yukimasa Ida, now on view until March 2025. For his inaugural show with the gallery, the Japanese artist reimagines interconnection across time and space, unveiling a cosmic sense of hope for an ever-evolving...
Hebru Brantley unveiled his “Black Odyssey” installation at this year’s SCOPE Art Show in Miami Beach. The Chicago-based artist explores the interplay between modern attitudes in social media and historical freak shows, exposing the ways spectacle and the commodification of people of color persist across...
9 Jan — 1 Mar 2025 at Templon in New York, United States...
11 Jan — 1 Mar 2025 at Templon in Paris, France...
Zoé Whitley helmed Chisenhale Gallery in London for five years, producing major art commissions and an award-winning publication....
The connection between humans and dogs dates back tens of thousands of years, leaving an enduring imprint on art and culture. Dating back to ancient Greek ceramics and Aztec sculptures, dogs have played a quiet yet profound role in art history and pop culture, shaping...