Aron Barath: Unveiling the Chromatic Soul Born in 1980 in Novi Sad, then part of Yugoslavia, Aron Barath’s journey into the world of art began with a profound love for abstract expressions. Residing and creating in Budapest, Hungary, Barath’s art is a constant exploration of abstract painting, where he dives deep into the nuances of …
Harper’s is pleased to announce Castaway, New York-based artist Ho Jae Kim’s third solo exhibition with the gallery. Across his rigorous practice, painter Ho Jae Kim examines questions of liminality: the artist renders scenes of existential transition and disorientation, transcribing the wayward architectures of purgatory and other entrapped states. In Castaway, Kim continues to investigate the aesthetics and …
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Over the course of a seven-decade career, the one constant in Brenda Goodman’s practice has been drawing. The fluidity of her line parallels her thought process and openness to taking unexpected paths, often prompted by a memory or life event. In 2020, she told Clarity Haynes in a BOMB magazine interview that her work is …
Europe, the cradle of Western civilization, boasts a rich tapestry of history, culture, and art. Its art galleries house some of the world’s most significant collections, attracting millions of visitors annually. This article delves into the top art galleries in Europe, offering an insightful guide for art enthusiasts and travelers alike. 1. One of the …
In 2001, I curated an exhibition1 that connected Christopher Wool’s paintings to his photographs. The exhibition linked a series of silkscreen-only paintings with photographs of Manhattan’s Lower East Side, previously reproduced in the East Broadway Breakdown book,2 and a series of studio Polaroids he used to evaluate his in-progress paintings. Exhibiting them side by side …
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America is home to a rich tapestry of art galleries, each offering unique collections that span various eras, styles, and genres. From iconic masterpieces to contemporary installations, these galleries provide a glimpse into the creative soul of the nation. Whether you’re an art aficionado or a casual admirer, visiting these galleries promises an enriching experience. …
To receive Morning Links in your inbox every weekday, sign up for our Breakfast with ARTnews newsletter. THE HEADLINES POINTLESS PAINTINGS. A seventh animal painting by Banksy emerged in London over the weekend. This time the elusive street artist made a police box in the City of London look like a fish tank. Given the police’s reaction, though, it looks …
Asia, the largest and most diverse continent, is home to an array of cultural treasures, including some of the world’s finest art galleries. These institutions not only preserve and showcase the rich heritage and contemporary creativity of the region but also serve as vibrant hubs for art lovers, collectors, and tourists. In this article, we …
Alex Kuno: Crafting the Curious and the Macabre Alex Kuno has carved out a distinctive niche in the art world with his imaginative and surreal illustrative style, rooted deeply in the fantasy and grim realities of medieval fairy tales while simultaneously reflecting contemporary issues. Living and working in Saint Paul, Minnesota, Kuno has developed a …
On a Thursday night in San Francisco, there are lots of interesting places to be. Though this past July, the only place anyone seemed to want to be was at Jessica Silverman for the opening of Chelsea Ryoko Wong’s new solo exhibition Nostalgia for the Present Tense. Wong is a highlight in the Bay Area …
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