09/01/2024. On a recent sweltering morning in the Songhyeon neighborhood, a leafy area near the city’s sprawling medieval Gyeongbokgung Palace that’s dotted with galleries, artist Park Kyung Ryul was discussing her plans for this year’s Frieze Seo...

09/01/2024. At Hugh Hayden’s Brooklyn workshop, useless versions of utilitarian things are gestating all around. No chefs could cook with his skillets, punctured by orifices and attached to musical instruments. No basketball players could score points with ...

09/01/2024. Li Hongbo is recognized as one of the most famous paper sculptors in the world. Born in China, he has gained international acclaim for his fascinating artworks. His journey into the art world began with an attraction to traditional paper crafts, whic...

09/01/2024. Being social is not necessarily a top requirement when it comes to achieving success as an artist; plenty of makers have secluded themselves in their studios and produced powerful work. But Derrick Adams has distinguished himself as an artist who ...

09/01/2024. David Nolan Gallery will present the exhibition Radical Artists of the 1960s/1970s: Between Geometry and Gesture, featuring works by Barry Le Va, Bruce Nauman, Richard Serra, Dorothea Rockburne, and stanley brouwn. The exhibition will be on view Sept...

09/01/2024. The first warning that there might be something wrong with the Andy Warhols that a family of art collectors had been buying through a Miami gallery came last December. When the family decided to sell some of the works, it said in a lawsuit filed Thur...

09/01/2024. One of the most influential artists of the last century, Philip Guston (1913 - 1980) is renowned globally for his art’s profound personal introspection and keen societal awareness. This fall, Hauser & Wirth New York will explore Guston’s si...

09/01/2024. Luhring Augustine announced The Brutality of Fact, an exhibition of works by Steve Wolfe presented alongside materials from the artist’s archive. Marking Wolfe’s fifth solo presentation with Luhring Augustine, and the first in our Tribeca l...

09/02/2024. Marian Goodman Gallery Paris will present Untitled (Video, Audio, Objects), the first solo exhibition of Andrea Fraser in France. Widely regarded as one of the most influential and provocative artists of her generation, Fraser emerged in the 1980s as...

09/02/2024. Amid the stone sculptures of Hindu demons, mythological temple guardians and Buddhist divinities, Cambodian officials this month recognized the success of lengthy years of repatriation efforts with a ceremony at the prime minister’s office in Ph...

09/02/2024. MOCA (Museum of Contemporary Art) presents Graves for the Rain, the first solo museum exhibition by artist and musician Karima Walker who works with sound, sculpture, and durational performance to consider ecological practices and grief in response t...

09/02/2024. rodolphe janssen announces Belgian Hyperrealism from the 70s, with two key figures of the Belgian hyperrealist movement: Guy Degobert & Marcel Maeyer. The exhibition opens on 12 September 2024 at Livourne 32. The origins of Hyperrealism are situat...

09/02/2024. KunstHausWien announced Anne Duk Hee Jordan. The End Is Where We Start From, the artist’s first solo exhibition in Austria, which will be on view from September 11, 2024–January 26, 2025. Curator: Barbara Horvath “What we call th...

09/02/2024. Henri Dauman, a generational giant, came along to share with us his vision of the world, garnered by an insatiable curiosity about people and life. Spanning four decades as photojournalist and photographer, Dauman’s images capture powerful c...

09/02/2024. It’s birthday time for Gelsenkirchen’s art museum! On the 40th anniversary of the museum building, the institution presents its treasures in a new collection exhibition. Look what we have—all this is there for you to discover starting ...