Installation view: Rachel Maclean’s “The Enchantment of Reason” at Josh Lilley, London. Courtesy the artist and Josh Lilley Even as A.I.’s integration into daily life continues, visual artists remain divided over a central question: is its use legitimate in artistic creation? Other creative sectors—including video production, graphic design, photo editing, fashion design, architecture and product … Read more
While the usual sense of urgency was lacking, dealers reported that collector response on opening day was solid. Courtesy Liste Liste Art Fair opened yesterday, June 15, with an edition that feels markedly more expansive and diverse than its usual German and Eastern European conceptual minimalism—thanks in particular to a group of emerging galleries from … Read more
Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art. Courtesy of Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art Next week, the Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art in Ridgefield, Connecticut, will launch its inaugural Aldrich Decennial Exhibition, an exhibition modeled after other recurring surveys that are supposed to take place every 10 years. Aldrich has long been celebrated for his avant-garde flair, … Read more
Installation view: Nidal Al-Shamekh, “Frictions” at Salma Feriani Gallery. Courtesy of the artist and Salma Feriani Gallery, Photography: Bilal Al-Hawat There is an organic quality to Tunisia’s art scene, where art grows out of the loud, lively, chaotic energy that unsettles the city’s streets and motivates individuals who try to channel it into an artistic … Read more
Sandra Gamarra at the Spanish Pavilion at the 60th Venice Biennale in 2024. Photo: Oak Taylor Smith In January, Antonio Pocar won the Arts Mundi Prize. His work has been exhibited in many venues in Wales. That same month, Andrea Canepa wrapped Madrid’s Cristal Palace, part of the Reina Sofía Museum, with an installation that … Read more
hugo Cisterna, Miss Sinaloa. Oil on canvas. Courtesy the artist and keep it contemporary The last time I was in Santa Fe, I found myself standing in front of a long digital screen that switched every few minutes to a different still image from Google Street View. I saw a man sitting on the side … Read more
(From left to right) Kobe, Valentina and Kwame Mintah. Courtesy Effie Gallery “A lot of our artists are happy that we represent them because we are similar. As Africans, we understand the story they are telling and who they are talking to,” Kwame Mintah, Ghanaian cultural entrepreneur, art collector and co-founder of Ife Contemporary Gallery … Read more