Arts

  • US Galleries Close in Support of General Strike Against ICE

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  • Juxtapoz Magazine – Akea Brionne: Time Bends for the Tender …

    [ad_1] Lyles & King is pleased to present Time Bends for the Tender, a solo exhibition of Akea Brionne’s work on view through February 21, 2026. Drawing inspiration from bell hooks’ Sisters of the Yam, this series explores the interior landscape of black women cultivated in order to survive the psychic, social, and geographic pressures placed upon them. The works…

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  • These 1,000-Year-Old Paper Flowers, Sealed in a Cave, Are a …

    [ad_1] China’s medieval Tang Dynasty, which spanned 618 to 907 C.E., was something of a golden age in the nation’s long and storied history. The realm’s territory expanded while governmental stability helped to ensure relative peace, and trade routes like the Silk Road were kept relatively safe. And as people enjoyed more exposure to materials…

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  • “This Much is True” by Photographer Albert Elm

    [ad_1] A collection of images reflecting life at home and abroad by Danish photographer Albert Elm. The followup to his acclaimed debut monograph, “What Sort of Life is This,” Elm’s new book captures a particular moment in time, shaped by his age, circumstances, and surroundings. From an Italian marble quarry to an industrial pipe system…

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  • Kasia Frankowicz: Where Emotion Outweighs Truth

    [ad_1] An Emotional Landscape Between Memory and Invention Kasia Frankowicz’s art does not merely reflect her past—it refracts it through vivid color, aching sentiment, and a fluid relationship with truth. Born in Western Sydney and now working in Melbourne’s north, Frankowicz brings a complex identity to the canvas: she is a Polish-Australian daughter of refugees,…

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  • From the Shadows” » Art & Antique Marketplace

    [ad_1] From November 7, 2025, to May 10, 2026, the National Gallery in London presents the exhibition “Wright of Derby: From the Shadows” Source: The National Gallery, London · Image: Joseph Wright ‘of Derby’, ‘An Experiment on a Bird In the Air Pump’. The National Gallery, London Following on from recent exhibitions such as Turner…

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  • Visiting New York’s Midwinter Shows

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  • Joseph Geagan has a Solo Presentation @ Rubell Museum, Miami

    [ad_1] If you happen to be in Miami (and missed the Lomex show) Joseph Geagan has a series of works up at the Rubell Museum. His paintings feature comic scenes that foreground the social sphere around him. A self-taught artist, his work includes his friends, artists, pop figures, and imaginary personalities in various states of…

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  • Otherworldly Landscapes and Bolivian Culture Merge in River …

    [ad_1] “Some people say that my work questions dominant notions of cultural identity, and perhaps that’s true,” says Bolivian photographer River Claure. “But I’m drawn to many things, such as thinking about landscapes, or the way clouds appear in a bright blue sky in some of my photographs.” Claure’s atmospheric photos capture daily life and…

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  • “Landfall” by Photographer Ava Margueritte

    [ad_1] A series of portraits exploring mental health and the importance of support networks and the natural environment by photographer Ava Margueritte. Margueritte is a neurodiverse artist based in Ottawa, Canada. Her work is informed by growing up in Northern Ontario, with underlying themes of identity, time, and impermanence. “Landfall” was created with people from…

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