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The British Art Show 10, curated by Ekow Eshun, has announced its theme and artist lineup. Set to open this fall, this edition is anticipated to be the largest in its history.

Lola Kramer joins Louis Osmosis at Art21's spring gala in New York, celebrating artists Paul Pfeiffer and Charles Gaines. The event highlights Osmosis's influence in the art community.

LACMA's new building, opening this weekend, transforms its campus into a singular structure, encouraging thematic exploration over traditional categorizations. Despite controversies, the museum offers a fresh experience, linking art across time and space, while challenging conventional museum experiences.

Winnie Wong's The Many Names of Anonymity explores the challenges of naming and identity among Canton trade artists. By examining historical archives, Wong reveals the fluidity of artistic identities and challenges conventional narratives.

Rawya El Chab delves into Lebanon's Civil War through her performance art, drawing from personal history and mythology. Her work explores themes of surveillance, emigration, and cultural narratives, resonating with audiences seeking authentic stories.

MoMA PS1's Greater New York exhibition, opening today, offers a gritty and dynamic portrayal of NYC through the work of over 50 artists. Curators capture the city's authentic energy, presenting a multicultural and diverse narrative that challenges conventional art perspectives.

MoMA PS1's Greater New York opening brought vibrancy to Queens, showcasing over 50 emerging NYC artists. Explore LACMA's innovative building design encouraging personal paths, with additional insights on artists and literature.

Maria Britton's 'Second Sleep' exhibition at the Halsey Institute explores themes of memory and creativity through innovative textile art. The show runs until July 25, 2026.

Explore Celia Paul's minimalist Bloomsbury studio, which has influenced her art for over four decades. Discover how this London space shapes her creative process and provides a sanctuary for introspection.

Art historian Morad Montazami has been appointed as the artistic director for the 2026 Dak'Art Biennial. His leadership is expected to bring new energy and vision to the event, renowned for its celebration of contemporary African art.