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Artists Set Out to Paddle 350 Miles Along the Erie Canal

Artists Set Out to Paddle 350 Miles Along the Erie Canal

Artist duo Z Behl and Kim Moloney, known as “BALONEY STEEL,” have launched “Mule’s Passage,” a 350-mile canoe journey from Waterford to Buffalo along the Erie Canal. The project combines performance, history, and environmental inquiry while spotlighting both the canal’s labor legacy
September 9, 2026
Reflections at Z33 Turn Dark in ‘This Is Us’

Reflections at Z33 Turn Dark in ‘This Is Us’

At Z33 in Hasselt, Belgium, This Is Us uses Francesca Torzo’s redesigned architecture and striking reflective works by Clare Noonan and Emmanuel Van der Auwera to probe vision, surveillance, and collective identity. Curated by Fabian Flückiger, the exhibition spans 16 rooms and
August 27, 2026
Suzanne Valadon, Model, Painter, and Rebel, Earns Her Due

Suzanne Valadon, Model, Painter, and Rebel, Earns Her Due

The Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia is presenting Suzanne Valadon: Model, Painter, Rebel, billed as the first major United States exhibition devoted to the artist more than 80 years after her death. The show highlights Valadon’s path from impoverished model to self-taught painter,
August 27, 2026
Artists Pay Tribute to Dolly Parton, a Southern Icon

Artists Pay Tribute to Dolly Parton, a Southern Icon

Dolly Parton, who died yesterday at 80, is remembered as a country legend, cultural icon, and beloved champion of the South, especially Appalachia and Tennessee. The article also shares an artwork from East Tennessee State University's 2020 exhibition dedicated to her, along
August 27, 2026
Taiwan Pavilion Name Restored for Gwangju Biennale

Taiwan Pavilion Name Restored for Gwangju Biennale

Taiwan’s pavilion at the 2026 Gwangju Biennale has had its name restored after a dispute over how Taiwanese artists were listed in Biennale materials. The pavilion had been referred to as “TWP,” prompting objections before the name was changed back to Taiwan
August 27, 2026
10 Los Angeles Art Exhibitions Worth Visiting This August

10 Los Angeles Art Exhibitions Worth Visiting This August

Los Angeles exhibitions this August favor the personal and the overlooked, from Spencer Finch’s delicate interventions to a Fowler Museum show on textiles and memory. At Roberts Projects, Let’s Get it On: The Wearable Art of Betye Saar highlights a lesser-known part
August 12, 2026
Best Outdoor Art Exhibitions to Catch This Summer

Best Outdoor Art Exhibitions to Catch This Summer

This roundup spotlights 15 outdoor art shows to see in NYC this summer, from Precious Okoyomon’s courtyard garden at MoMA PS1 to an Iris van Herpen exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum. It also highlights selected critic’s picks and a packed calendar of
August 12, 2026
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