Exhibitions

Artist Rama Duwaji makes a statement with traditional Palestinian embroidery on election night. Joanna Barakat's new book explores the cultural and political significance of tatreez, showcasing its contemporary artistic applications.

The inaugural Bukhara Biennial captivates with its cultural depth and local artistry, set against a backdrop of political and historical complexities. Featuring solely Uzbek artists, the event rejuvenates Bukhara's historical spaces, offering a poignant exploration of heritage and identity.

South Africa has withdrawn a proposed Venice Biennale performance focused on Gaza, citing the need to prioritize its own narrative. The decision has sparked controversy and claims of censorship, prompting appeals to President Ramaphosa.

In the latest 'A View From the Easel,' artists discuss the impact of their workspaces, expressing desires for higher ceilings and finding solitude inspiring. XiaoXiao Wu and Desmond Beach share insights into their creative routines and how their environments shape their art.

Henri Rousseau's captivating works are on display at the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia. The exhibition, Henri Rousseau: A Painter's Secrets, reveals the enigmatic artist's life and techniques. Curators offer fresh insights into his artworks, unveiling hidden details.

Explore the vibrant and defiant world of artist Michael Berryhill as he transforms his 1950s home into an artistic sanctuary. Discover his journey from El Paso to New York, and the influence of his unique artistic process.

Carin Leong's 'Sandcastles' explores the contrasting histories of two Singapores, one in Michigan and another in Asia, through the lens of land reclamation and environmental change. The film raises questions about the reliability of manmade landscapes.