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Russia will participate in the 61st Venice Biennale, four years after withdrawing due to its invasion of Ukraine. This return could reflect a change in cultural diplomacy amid ongoing global tensions.

Cordy Ryman, son of Robert Ryman, forges his own path in the art world by reimagining elements of Minimalism with a fresh and playful approach. His work, constructed from wood and acrylics, emphasizes adaptability and transformation, inviting viewers to engage with its

The Rijksmuseum reveals a newly attributed Rembrandt painting, "The Vision of Zacharias in the Temple," after extensive research. This discovery is part of a trend of uncovering the artist's works long concealed in private collections.

Liz Nielsen's exhibition, Interdimensional Timelines, will be showcased at Hartford Art School's Joseloff Gallery from March 5 to April 11. Her work, merging art and science, captures the essence of light in abstract and representational forms.

Explore our guide to 15 artistic excursions outside of New York City this spring. Discover unique installations and serene paintings just a train ride away.

Explore captivating art exhibitions just outside NYC this spring. From Liz Nielsen's 'interdimensional timelines' in Connecticut to Piero Manzoni's whimsical installation in Cold Spring, these shows offer a refreshing escape from city life.

Explore the groundbreaking work of Claude Parent, an architect who redefined modern design with his non-linear structures. His portfolio, accompanied by writings from Architecture Principe, highlights his innovative approach.

The New York Public Library's exhibition, Niyū Yūrk, explores the SWANA diaspora in NYC, addressing identity challenges and highlighting cultural contributions. Curated by Hiba Abid, the show runs through March 8.

Explore Hyperallergic's curated list of over 70 exhibitions in NYC this spring. Highlights include major retrospectives and captivating outdoor art, promising to enrich the season's art scene.

Magdalena Abakanowicz's exhibition at Musée Bourdelle in Paris delves into the interplay of organic and mystical elements in the human form. Featuring around 80 works, the display highlights her role in the Eastern European arts vanguard.