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An immersive exhibition revisits Los Angeles through Andy Warhol’s lens.
Itamar Gov’s monumental inflatable interrupts centuries old stone with myth and modernity.
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The breakout artist debuts new paintings exploring myth, identity, and storytelling.
Traditional white-cube spaces are fading as new voices, alternative markets, and fresh models reshape the art world.
The striking artwork uses 1,000 liters of fake blood to confront the fossil fuel industry’s role in the climate crisis.
Los Angeles-based artist Mia Scarpa brings her dreamy, airbrushed aesthetic to a fresh collaboration with skate-streetwear brand HUF.
Video no longer just reflects reality, it becomes reality itself.
Her upcoming solo exhibition invites viewers to reflect on intimacy, desire, and empathy.
The celebrated photographer revisits his decades-old images of the city, transforming them into a towering nocturnal spectacle.
The French artist, DJ, and producer blurs the boundaries between flesh, machine, and image in Tate Modern’s debut Infinities Commission.
Japanese artist En Iwamura channels the philosophy of ma in his latest work.
The most extensive European survey of Marshall’s work debuts next month in celebration of his 70th birthday.
The artist pulls her exhibition after pressure to remove a portrait of a transgender woman, fearing backlash from the Trump administration.
The LA-based duo is on a mission to reintroduce wonder, cuteness, and modern spirituality through their ever-expanding Little Cloud universe.
Set to debut in 2027, the Tokyo-based concept blends hospitality, art, and sake culture in a new creative district.
Now showing at BEYOND THE STREETS in Los Angeles, this rare exhibition captures the bold spirit of Ghana’s mobile cinema movement.
The photographer’s archive finds new light across Victoria Harbour
The iconic graffiti artist takes over Shoreditch with a full-blown subway station installation — tags, grit, nostalgia and all.
Survival, grief, and rebirth come to life in opa projects’ latest group exhibition.
“The Comedian” can’t stay on the wall for long, this time falling victim to a hungry visitor at Centre Pompidou-Metz.
Lincoln Center’s Summer for the City Festival ret urns with an exciting lineup of free and pay-what-you-can events, bringing vibrant cultural experiences to New Yorkers of all ages.
French artist Georges Mathieu, credited with coining and championing Lyrical Abstraction, is finally receiving the recognition he deserves.
