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Sarah Lucas's striking "VENUS VICTORIA" sculpture has taken center stage outside the New Museum. The work, part of a new series of public commissions by women artists, stands out with its playful and subversive design. It marks the beginning of a decade-long

Martin Wong's posthumous exhibition at PPOW features a unique take on Popeye, blending architectural forms with cartoon imagery. This show explores themes of transformation and queerness, set against the backdrop of Wong's fascination with brickwork.

Just a PATH ride away, Mana Contemporary in Jersey City offers a vibrant art scene, with artists like Luis Emilio Romero enjoying a tranquil space to create. The sprawling complex, reopened post-COVID, features diverse exhibitions and open studios, drawing art enthusiasts back

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The Venice Biennale prepares to open, excluding artists from Israel and Russia due to ICC charges. Meanwhile, Azerbaijan's destruction of a church in Artsakh and Carol Guzy's award-winning photo capture global attention.

The 2026 Venice Biennale returns with its signature blend of art and politics. Amidst controversy and change, the event will spotlight 'In Minor Keys', featuring 110 artists and emphasizing solidarity among Black and African communities.

Discover the creative journey of Hadieh Afshani, a New Jersey artist who balances her practice with motherhood, explores migration themes, and cherishes her community at Mana Contemporary. Learn how her studio environment shapes her work and the challenges she faces maintaining it.

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.