Exhibitions - Page 5

"Whistlejacket," a masterpiece by George Stubbs, is showcased at the National Gallery. The exhibition explores Stubbs' deep understanding of horse anatomy and his artistic flair, featuring works like "Scrub."

The 61st Venice Biennale jury decided to exclude countries with leaders facing ICC charges from awards, impacting Russia and Israel. This move aligns with ethical considerations amid controversy over their participation.

Parallax(e): Perspectives on the Canada–US Border is an exhibition that explores historical and contemporary viewpoints on the boundary along the 49th parallel. Featuring historical and new Indigenous artworks, it challenges colonial narratives and reconsiders the border's impact.

New York's apartment galleries and project spaces are reshaping the art world by offering intimate settings for artist-audience interaction. This trend is fostering community-driven and accessible exhibitions, challenging traditional models.

Barbara Chase-Riboud has chosen not to participate in the US Pavilion at the 61st Venice Biennale, citing political considerations. Her decision reflects the challenges artists encounter at the intersection of art and politics.

The European Commission has revoked a $2.3 million grant for the 2028 Venice Biennale due to Russia's return. This action reflects ongoing EU sanctions against Russia amid geopolitical tensions.

The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA, in partnership with The Brick, presents 'MONUMENTS,' an exhibition featuring artists like Kara Walker. The show explores the ongoing influence of Confederate statues on public memory and their role in perpetuating the Lost Cause narrative.

LACMA has launched its weeklong opening events to showcase the new Peter Zumthor-designed building. Artforum's Bryan Barcena mingles with the crowd, capturing their impressions of the architectural transformation.

The Rijksmuseum's Metamorphoses exhibition delves into Ovidian myths through a collection of art spanning centuries. Despite its stunning visuals, the show leans more towards blockbuster allure than in-depth exploration of its complex themes.

Discover the Greater New York exhibit at MoMA PS1, featuring emerging artists. Read our thoughts and explore interviews with Rama Duwaji and a profile on Joan Semmel's stunning portraits.