Exhibitions - Page 10

Marcel Duchamp's transformative impact on modern art is being celebrated with a solo exhibition at MoMA, his first in New York in over 50 years. The show highlights his pioneering work and the continued relevance of his artistic philosophy.

Gagosian's new Uptown gallery will open with a focus on Duchamp's famous 'readymades,' coinciding with a major retrospective at MoMA. Featuring replicas of iconic works, the show signifies a new chapter for the gallery at its original NYC location.

The Medina Triennial has unveiled a lineup of 39 artists for its first edition, opening this June. The event promises to showcase a diverse range of talent and creativity.

Rirkrit Tiravanija will curate Qatar's pavilion at the 2026 Venice Biennale, featuring musicians, chefs, and artists from the Arab world. The event promises to highlight the region's rich cultural diversity and artistic talent.

Jeremy Frey, an acclaimed Indigenous weaver from Maine, blends traditional Wabanaki methods with contemporary art influences. His innovative techniques and aesthetic have garnered him significant recognition, including a MacArthur Fellowship in 2025.

Steve DiBenedetto's latest exhibition at Derek Eller Gallery, Spiral Architect, delves into the absurd with a blend of humor and unease. His dynamic paintings explore visionary states and the chaotic interplay between order and chaos.

Marcel Duchamp's groundbreaking approach redefined art, making way for conceptual and process art. A comprehensive exhibition at MoMA explores his intriguing legacy, as discussed by scholar Thierry de Duve.

Gabriele Münter's retrospective at the Guggenheim highlights her groundbreaking work and enduring influence. Her dynamic compositions and vibrant use of color challenge perceptions, positioning her as a pivotal figure in modern art.

Fia Backström's exhibition at the Queens Museum faces criticism from the GRIT collective for perpetuating harmful stereotypes about Appalachia. Advocates call for authentic representation of the region's narratives within cultural institutions.

Artists reflect on their creative spaces during Pride Month, sharing insights on empowerment and the impact of intergenerational memory. Queer artists like Jamie John, Melanie Delach, Aleo Landeta, and Prima Sakuntabhai discuss their unique approaches to art-making in diverse environments.