From the Archive: Eva Hesse in Conversation
Revisit a rare Eva Hesse interview recorded just weeks before the post-Minimalist sculptor’s death in May 1970. The archived conversation offers a brief but
Jonathan Yeo’s Portraits Return in Augmented Reality at SXSW
Jonathan Yeo, best known for his portrait of King Charles III, has brought his paintings into augmented reality through a collaboration with Snap. The
A Picasso Show on His Religious Influences Opens in a Spanish Cathedral
Picasso’s paintings have arrived at the cathedral in Burgos for an exhibition examining the Christian values and iconography that influenced his work. “Picasso: Biblical
Critical Reduction: The 2014 Whitney Biennial Under Review
The 2014 Whitney Biennial’s three-curator format has prompted critics to assess the exhibition floor by floor, resulting in a wide range of responses. In
David Hockney Reimagines the Bayeux Tapestry in a 300-Foot iPad Work
David Hockney has unveiled A Year in Normandie, a 300-foot iPad-made frieze, at Serpentine North in London. The work engages with the Normandy landscape
All-Women Whitney Houston Biennial Returns With a Playful Counterpoint
Christine “C.” Finley is returning with the second edition of the Whitney Houston Biennial, a women-only exhibition that offers a pointed counterpoint to the
A Wake-Up Call for the Whitney Biennial 2014
The Yams’ decision to withdraw from the Whitney Biennial could spark a much-needed discussion about the exhibition’s purpose and audience. Rather than another symbolic
Art Industry News: Philadelphia Museum CEO Issues Apology Over Handling of Harassment Allegations + More Stories
Art Industry News brings together the day’s key headlines from across the art world and market. On Thursday, January 23, the roundup highlights a