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...
TROTOAR Gallery in Zagreb, Croatia, proudly announces That’s What’s Up!, a group exhibition curated by Croatian-born writer and curator Saša Bogojev. Featuring a lineup of international artists, the show explores diverse approaches to contemporary figurative painting. Participating artists include Sara Birns, Tim Brawner, Martyn Cross,...
ILL-STUDIO and Slam Jam joined forces with Milan-based NM3 to create a time capsule, aptly titled Dear World. Akin to a sci-fi dream, the immersive installation features a curated selection of images and audio pieces, assembling a “tactile library of contemporary culture” for generations to...
Ross + Kramer Gallery will present Esther Mahlangu: Time in Color, a solo exhibition showcasing over 30 works by South African artist Dr. Esther Mahlangu courtesy of No More Rulers. The exhibition is set to open November 21, 2024. Dr. Mahlangu is celebrated globally for her...
The SCOPE Art Show at Miami Beach ran until December 8, bringing together 85 international exhibitors to debut artworks centered on the show’s theme of Interdependence. Hypeart made its first-ever debut at SCOPE during the height of Miami Art Week, presenting a selection of artworks...
In 1966, Stanley Kubrick sought out to create “the world’s scariest movie.” A decade later, Stephen King’s The Shining landed on his desk, setting the stage for his 1980 adaptation which stands as one of cinema’s most iconic horror films, continuing to chill audiences even...
Yayoi Kusama has landed in Melbourne. In a new exhibit at the National Gallery of Victoria, the Japanese designer brings has unveiled a world-premiere “Infinity Mirrored Room” titled My Heart is Filled to the Brim with Sparkling Light (2024). The new infinity room is part...
On the 12th of June, the Argentine Senate sanctioned the so-called “Ley Bases” (Bases Law). This law holds significant importance for the government as it lays down the guidelines for the profound reforms that President Javier Milei intends to implement in the country. The initial...