Rethinking the Art World’s Disengagement
Anika Jade Levy's Flat Earth (2025) critiques the art world's disengagement through the story of Avery, a grad student envious of her successful friend.
Thousands Petition Against Russian Pavilion at Venice Biennale
Over 6,000 individuals have signed a petition against Russia's participation in the Venice Biennale, citing the war in Ukraine. The Biennale faces pressure to
Whitney Biennial Kicks Off Amidst New York’s Spring
The Whitney Biennial opens as New York's spring blooms, featuring diverse artworks and sparking varied reactions. Editors share their first impressions, including a candid
Art Basel Qatar Faces Ethical Debate
Nasser Mohamed, the sole publicly queer Qatari, challenges the art world's ethical contradictions. His piece critiques the paradox of seeking freedom while Art Basel
Essential Art Reads to Dive Into This March
Explore a fresh collection of art books to kick off spring, featuring works on Helene Schjerfbeck, the evolution of French sign-painting, and the Hmong
Innovative Fusion of Traditional Craft and New Media at San Francisco Exhibition
The Museum of Craft and Design in San Francisco is presenting Video Craft, an exhibition that examines the intersection of traditional craft and new
Revolutionary Takes on Mid-Century Modernism in “Chair-ish”
Inventive chair designs take center stage at The Heresy of Legacy and Chair-ish, two exhibitions in Chicago and Glen Ellyn. Artists Alex Chitty and
Celebrating the Lives of Pedro Friedeberg, Thaddeus Mosley, and Liliana Angulo Cortés
The art world commemorates the lives of Pedro Friedeberg, Thaddeus Mosley, and Liliana Angulo Cortés, whose contributions spanned surreal design, sculptural innovation, and cultural