Artforum Welcomes Rachel Wetzler and Daniel Wenger as Co-Editors
Artforum has appointed Rachel Wetzler and Daniel Wenger as co-editors, marking a key editorial restructuring. This strategic move aims to bring fresh perspectives and
New York City: Where Art and Influence Converge
Exploring the dynamic art scene of New York City, where exhibitions tackle themes from the Amazon River to national revolutions. The art world also
Amanda Ross-Ho Delves into Family History Through Artifacts
Amanda Ross-Ho's exhibition at Leroy’s explores familial connections and identity through flood-damaged photographs and artifacts, set against the backdrop of a former Vietnamese restaurant.
Must-See Art Exhibitions in the Bay Area This Spring
The San Francisco Bay Area's art scene shows resilience amid cultural challenges, with spring exhibitions highlighting local history and community. Notable shows include Cece
Pride Flag Taken Down from Stonewall Monument Following Trump’s Order
The Pride flag was removed from Stonewall National Monument after a Trump administration directive, sparking concerns about ongoing attacks on LGBTQ+ rights. Activists and
MoMA PS1 Unveils Artists for Greater New York Exhibition
MoMA PS1 has announced the artists for its sixth Greater New York exhibition, celebrating its 50th anniversary with site-specific works by 53 artists. The
Naoto Nakagawa Unveils Latest Works at KAPOW Gallery
Naoto Nakagawa's latest exhibition at KAPOW in Manhattan showcases new acrylic paintings and watercolors. His work explores themes of perception and material culture, integrating
An Engaging Exhibition Bridging Critical Theory and Art
Echo Delay Reverb at Palais de Tokyo explores the influence of Francophone critical theory on American art, presenting it in an accessible manner. The