Exhibitions - Page 4

Discover the intersection of boxing, celebrity, and art in 'Rising Up: Rocky and the Making of Monuments.' Curated by Paul Farber, this exhibit explores the transformation of the Rocky statue into a symbol of global cultural significance.

Mark Milroy, an observational painter, merges observation, memory, and imagination in his art. His debut New York exhibition 'Jumbo' explores themes of violence and entertainment, while 'Still Life with Poodle and Portraits' showcases his inspirations through a layered trompe l'oeil composition.

Tate Britain has named Simeon Barclay, Kira Freije, Marguerite Humeau, and Tanoa Sasraku as the 2026 Turner Prize nominees. This announcement has generated significant interest among art critics.

The Venice Biennale has barred Israel and Russia from receiving awards due to allegations of crimes against humanity. This decision supports the Biennale's focus on justice and equity in the art world, guided by curator Koyo Kouoh's vision.

São Paulo curator Thiago de Paula Souza has been appointed to lead the 8th Athens Biennale in spring 2027. His extensive experience in curating and education is expected to infuse new energy into the event.

Selma Selman's performance 'Letters to Omer' at Amant in Brooklyn explored language and identity with expressive gestures and smartphone readings, set against a visually striking backdrop.

ICP's Photobook Fest returns from May 8–10, featuring over 80 global publishers and an array of workshops and panels. The event takes place across ICP's Lower East Side venues.

Artists like Pierre Huyghe are challenging the boundaries of personhood by integrating humans, animals, and AI into art. This exploration raises questions about extending personhood to nonhumans, a topic gaining traction since the Citizens United decision.

Hans Holbein the Younger's exhibition at the Getty Center reveals the intricate calligraphic style of his portraits. The show highlights the intersection of writing and painting, showcasing unexpected connections across a diverse collection of artworks.

Hans Holbein's portraits of Sir Thomas More and Thomas Cromwell, displayed at the Frick Collection, encapsulate the complexities of the English Renaissance. Elizabeth Goldring's book explores Holbein's genius and his ability to capture the essence of humanity in art.