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Originally enrolled in the furniture design program at the Rhode Island School of Design, Jessi Reaves left school only to return a year later—this time to study painting. This pivot foreshadowed her eventual fusion of disciplines, merging functional design with conceptual art. After moving to New York in 2010, she …
In the lush, surreal worlds of Hans Withoos, flowers blossom where they shouldn’t, seas yield not salt but milk, and figures both …
“Lucas Samaras: Kiss Kill / Perverted Geometry / Inedibles” is a unique and ambitious publication that refuses to sit comfortably within the …
Conditions is a low-cost studio programme for artists. It gives studio space and structured critical conversations to develop each artist’s work, as …
The Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive (BAMPFA) presents “Routed West: Twentieth-Century African American Quilts in California”, a landmark exhibition featuring …
“Its simplicity should be gorgeous without a feeling of inferiority. The purpose of design is to search for an essential quality in …
Manga is incredibly popular with people of all ages in Japan and all over the world. It features a dizzying array of …
Emily Sundblad makes works characterized by a push and pull between beauty and sophistication on one end and grit and rowdiness on …
The artwork by Delphine Dénéréaz, “La Chaumière” (2025), that recently was presented in Paris, reminded me of a personal journey that began …
Jone Kvie explores the understanding of the world and our place in it through sculpture, examining both the possibilities and limitations of …
Emerging and mid-career visual artists working in any art medium are encouraged to apply for the 2026–27 and 2027–28 Henry L. and …
Brice Marden continuously refined and extended the traditions of lyrical abstraction. Experimenting with self-imposed rules, limits, and processes, and drawing inspiration from …
One of the most widely shown artists of her generation in the world today, Haegue Yang continues to live and work between …
The exhibition “Streams Of Dragonflies” presents the work of seven artists amd exhibition addresses themes such as territory, culture, and the body. …
Art Omi: Architecture invites applications for its 2026 residency program, welcoming ten early- to mid-career architects from around the world to its …
What form might a work of art take that seeks to convey something of this sense of alienation in the present? “Art …
“Normal athletes are training and drinking water and being safe and these guys are just destroying their bodies inside and outside. Ed …
Joan Mitchell’s bold exploration of multi-canvas formats—often spanning from two to five monumental panels—opened up new spatial and emotional possibilities within abstraction. …
AAD Creator in Residence, in collaboration with the Embassy of Spain in Thailand, is thrilled to invite a distinguished and highly motivated …
“Material Moves” is a group exhibition featuring four legendary Singapore artists. Held on the occasion of Singapore’s 60th year of independence (SG60), …
The Norwegian architect Sverre Fehn (14/8/1924-23/2/2009) is recognized in Europe as one of Norway’s most gifted architects and is categorized by most …
As an artist, I’m just trying to understand the world I’m living in, or at least to respect its nonsense.” What are …
A key figure in the international avant-garde Fluxus movement, Nam June Paik is renowned for his large-scale sculptural installations featuring television monitors. …
In the 1990s, Brian Calvin began developing a figurative, non-narrative, pictorial style. Landscapes and portraits steeped in his Californian roots dominated this …
