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Anselm Kiefer’s ‘Punctum’ at the Gagosian Gallery in Manhattan takes the viewer through a process of unlearning the neat categorizations of artistic mediums. Photography and sculpture in grey, black, and white transport us beyond realism.
As Delcy Morelos’ monumental art installation, El abrazo, prepares to depart Dia Chelsea, where it has made its home for more than a year, art historian Linda Dai reflects on her experience interacting with this tactile structure built of earth and ancestral inspiration.
Tony Tascona, the “godfather of the Manitoba arts scene,” spent more than 40 years immersed in artistic exploration, embracing an ever-transitioning style that nevertheless upheld
As a self-proclaimed fashion enthusiast, an interest that feels very much aligned with my similar attentiveness for all news art-related, I was just as excited for
This year’s FOCUS art fair was titled “A Sustainable Art Fair Experience,” promising a fusion of traditional and digital art aligned with the organization’s overarching
This year marks the 10th reprise of TEFAF New York, which was held from May 9th to 14th at the historical Park Avenue Armory. Across
A true artistic polymath, William Kentridge has spent the past four decades developing a body of work that incorporates conceptual and collaborative practices, produced and
The New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) is a not-for-profit contemporary art collective with a twofold mission statement: first, to make contemporary art more accessible for
Artificial intelligence and the programs that utilize it have been dominating the innovation conversation these days, and the art market is no exception to this
The annual Douglas “10 to Watch” issue celebrates up-and-coming businesses on Vancouver Island. In its 15th year, the awards spotlight local entrepreneurship in all its
Marika St. Rose Yeo’s Shifting Conversations sculpture series explores “the premise of search, the act of seeking out traces of things left behind, and information
From the public art of ancient Greece and Rome to the private collections of the world’s wealthiest patrons, people have always found avenues for art
