M+ and Centre Pompidou Forge Collaborative Exhibition Plans
Hong Kong's M+ museum and the Centre Pompidou in Paris are collaborating on exhibitions during the Pompidou's renovation. These exhibitions will take place at
Rothko Painting Fetches $85.8 Million, Nearly Breaking Artist’s Record
A notable Mark Rothko painting sold for $85.8 million, making it the artist's second-highest auction sale. Formerly owned by Robert Mnuchin, the piece underscores
Trump Impeachment Details Reinstated at National Portrait Gallery
The National Portrait Gallery in Washington, DC, has reintroduced references to Donald Trump's impeachments in his portrait's wall text. This decision aims to provide
Concealed Faces: Examining the Hidden Portraits of IDF Soldiers
Israeli soldiers turning their backs in portraits symbolize a literal and metaphorical cover-up, using technology meant for surveillance to conceal identities. This raises questions
Unearthing the Design Legacy of Motherhood
The 'Designing Motherhood' exhibition at Philadelphia's Mütter Museum, accompanied by a book, highlights the overlooked design history of motherhood. Curated by Michelle Millar Fisher
Exploring Trends and Highlights at NADA New York
The NADA New York fair showcased a variety of trends and notable works. Among them, Elena Roznovan's exploration of maternal themes and Kelly Tapia-Chuning's
Todd Gray’s Art Challenges Historical Narratives of the Black Diaspora
Todd Gray's exhibition at Perrotin, coinciding with "Octavia’s Gaze" at LACMA, uses photo assemblages to explore Black history and identity. His works, rich with
Exploring Presidential Elegance in Laurent Grasso’s ‘Elysée’
Laurent Grasso's film 'Elysée' at Galerie Perrotin explores the tangible opulence of presidential power amidst digital shifts. The film, set in the Salon Doré,