Exhibitions - Page 2

The NADA New York fair showcased a variety of trends and notable works. Among them, Elena Roznovan's exploration of maternal themes and Kelly Tapia-Chuning's deconstruction of cultural identity stood out amid the bustling exhibition.

Todd Gray's exhibition at Perrotin, coinciding with "Octavia’s Gaze" at LACMA, uses photo assemblages to explore Black history and identity. His works, rich with historical context, invite viewers to ponder the layered narratives of the African diaspora.

Laurent Grasso's film 'Elysée' at Galerie Perrotin explores the tangible opulence of presidential power amidst digital shifts. The film, set in the Salon Doré, reflects on grandeur and political aesthetics.

Francisco de Zurbarán's religious artworks are on display at London's National Gallery, prompting questions about his personal faith. The exhibition continues until August 23 before traveling to the Louvre and the Art Institute of Chicago.

China Marks's exhibition at Zane Bennett Contemporary Art features over 200 sewn artworks exploring complex themes through dreamlike storytelling. Marks's unique narrative style invites viewers into her reimagined cultural and societal critiques.

Explore the creative haven of Lavett Ballard in our latest installment of A View From the Easel. Discover her unique workspace and community involvement in Willingboro, New Jersey.

The Venice Biennale was an unforgettable experience, full of historical and political significance. Despite criticism, the event thrived, reflecting global issues through art. A detailed review will follow.

Artist Keith Mayerson, known for his My American Dream series, engages audiences with his vibrant depictions of historical and cultural figures. Currently, his work is on display at the Aspen Art Museum and the Pollock-Krasner House.

ArtPhilly announces its inaugural festival 'What Now: 2026', beginning May 27, 2026, featuring over 30 local artist projects. The city-wide event will foster discussions on the nation's future, celebrating Philadelphia as a creative community.

RISD Grad Show 2026 will display the thesis work of graduate students from various disciplines at the Rhode Island Convention Center. The exhibition runs from May 21-30, 2026, and is open to the public. View the digital showcase at risdgrad.show.