Rawya El Chab Explores Lebanon’s Civil War Through Art and Mythology
Rawya El Chab delves into Lebanon's Civil War through her performance art, drawing from personal history and mythology. Her work explores themes of surveillance,
Significant Staff Reductions at Artnet and Artsy Following Merger
Artnet and Artsy have announced significant layoffs following their recent merger. The workforce reductions are part of a strategy to consolidate operations, with both
ADAA Art Fair Redirects Support to Whitney Museum After Ending Henry Street Partnership
The ADAA has shifted its philanthropic focus to the Whitney Museum after ending its partnership with the Henry Street Settlement. The upcoming ADAA Fair
Navigating Art Sales: Strategies for Artists to Avoid Common Pitfalls
Art consultants and gallerists often cite artists' self-sabotage as a barrier to sales. Dexter Wimberly, Leonora Loeb, Daniel Kinkade, and Phillip Niemeyer share strategies
Is a Dedicated Studio Essential for Artists?
Struggling with hosting studio visits from your kitchen? Financial constraints and location can pose challenges, but managing the situation well is key. Consider alternative
MoMA PS1’s “Greater New York” Exhibition: A Raw and Vibrant Exploration
MoMA PS1's Greater New York exhibition, opening today, offers a gritty and dynamic portrayal of NYC through the work of over 50 artists. Curators
LACMA’s Transformation: A New Era Begins
MoMA PS1's Greater New York opening brought vibrancy to Queens, showcasing over 50 emerging NYC artists. Explore LACMA's innovative building design encouraging personal paths,
Maria Britton: Reimagining Rest Through Art
Maria Britton's 'Second Sleep' exhibition at the Halsey Institute explores themes of memory and creativity through innovative textile art. The show runs until July