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The 2025 California Biennial at the Orange County Museum of Art struggles to connect with modern youth, overshadowed by nostalgia and archival works. While some pieces offer fresh perspectives, the overall impact is diluted by its dated approach.

The Whitney Biennial 2026 artist lineup includes Palestinian artist Samia Halaby. New York's cultural scene sees a revival in anti-monarchical art amid political tensions. The Guggenheim awards its inaugural Jack Galef Visual Arts Award to Catherine Telford Keogh.

The Whitney Museum of American Art has announced 56 artists for the 2026 Biennial, featuring a diverse lineup that includes international voices. The exhibition will explore themes of relationality amid ongoing political challenges.

Jan Tumlir explores Haunted Heck, a 90s-inspired haunted house by William Kaminski in downtown Los Angeles. This attraction blends horror with nostalgia, making it a unique experience for visitors.

Zian Chen reports from the openings of the Taipei Biennial and Shanghai Biennale, exploring contemporary themes and artistic expressions at these major cultural events.

Cosmin Costinas and Inti Guerrero have been selected as artistic directors for the 2027 Yokohama Triennale, running from April to September. Their leadership promises to introduce innovative approaches to the event.

New York City's 2025 art scene is thriving with revamped museums and landmark exhibitions. Highlights include Amy Sherald at the Whitney and Rashid Johnson at the Guggenheim. The city's ever-evolving gallery landscape presents a rich tapestry of cultural offerings.

VIENNA — The Albertina Museum is presenting “Fascination of Paper: Tizian to Kiefer,” an extensive exhibition examining how artists across five centuries have used paper as a primary medium for experimentation, study, and artistic expression. The presentation brings together works ranging from