Long-Lost Renoir Masterpiece to be Auctioned in May
A Renoir painting from 1876–77, unseen for 97 years, is to be auctioned by Christie's in May. The artwork is expected to generate significant
Marian Goodman Gallery Temporarily Closes LA Location
Marian Goodman Gallery in Los Angeles will temporarily close as it concentrates on its New York and Paris locations. This move aims to strengthen
Exploring Decentralized Art at TONO Festival in Mexico City
The TONO festival in Mexico City redefines time-based art through decentralization, challenging conventional festival norms and promoting sustainability and community.
Leonardo Madriz: Sculpting the Fragility of Today
Leonardo Madriz's latest exhibition, 'Do Not Be Afraid,' at Parent Company, presents sculptures that capture the fragility of modern life. Through intricate knots and
Ai Weiwei Unveils the Truth About Censorship
Ai Weiwei's new book On Censorship delves into his enduring struggle against state control, examining censorship's impact globally. Also featured: a Black Panther family
Train Route Altered in Mexico Due to Ancient Cave Art Find
Ancient artworks unearthed along a new train route in Mexico prompt a change in plans to preserve the site. The findings include pre-Hispanic paintings
Jule Korneffel Explores Light’s Ephemeral Essence
Jule Korneffel's exhibition at Spencer Brownstone Gallery delves into the transient nature of light, blending research, intuition, and personal experiences. Her work captures the
Jean Shin’s Tribute to Brooklyn’s Green-Wood Cemetery Trees
Jean Shin's installations at Green-Wood Cemetery honor trees and explore ritual's role in marking time. Her work "Offering" serves as a living memorial, while