Frieze Names More Than 280 Exhibitors for London and Masters Fairs in October
Frieze has named the more than 280 exhibitors from 45 countries that will participate in its two October fairs, Frieze...
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Adrien Brody’s Art Is Horrendous. Why Are Some People Pretending It Isn’t?
Adrien Brody has received due attention for his acting abilities: his Oscar-winning performance in last year’s film The Brutalist is...
The Middle East Art Fair Race: Doha Steps in Front of Dubai and Abu Dhabi, Thanks to Art Basel
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Yinka Ilori Mines Fulham’s Past for New Installation 100 Found Objects at Fulham Pier
Yinka Ilori Turns to the River’s Edge for a Fulham Installation Rooted in History and Everyday Objects At Fulham Pier,...
Influential French Gallerist Daniel Lelong Dies at 92
Daniel Lelong, the French gallerist who developed deep relationships with some of the most important and influential modern artists of...
National Portrait Gallery Director Reports to Work After Trump Said He Fired Her
Kim Sajet, the director of the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C., was still coming to work earlier this week—even...
Performance review: Kill Me, RISING, Sumner Theatre
Raw, howling and yearning to be seen, Marina Otero's new work takes the white gloves off and puts the boxing...
Museum Launches Public Appeal to Raise $5. M to Keep Rare Barbara Hepworth Sculpture on British Soil
A public campaign was launched on Thursday to raise £3.8 million ($5 million) to buy a rare Barbara Hepworth sculpture...
Collectors Igor and Mojca Lah to Open New Contemporary Art Museum in Foothills of Slovenian Mountains
A new contemporary art museum is slated to open next year in Slovenia in the foothills of the Julian Alps....
On Art History in Times of War
For people of a certain age, the title of this essay may call to mind Gabriel García Márquez’s novel Love in...
