Farley Aguilar's 'Haunted Future' addresses economic and environmental uncertainties through his artwork.
The women behind the portraits of real-life Downton 'dollar princesses'
Dollar Princesses were impactful American heiresses, contributing significantly to British society, spotlighted in Sargent's portraits at Kenwood House.
KAWS: the former graffiti artist turned global pop art star shows off his collector's eye
KAWS exemplifies the intersection of art, pop culture, and commercialism, contributing to contemporary art discourse.
'we are all connected with an invisible line' - in conversation with chiharu shiota
Chiharu Shiota's exhibition at Grand Palais explores her artistic journey through the lens of personal experiences with life, death, and emotional transience.
Esther Mahlangu Brings Vibrant Ndebele Art to Ross + Kramer Gallery | stupidDOPE
Esther Mahlangu's exhibition celebrates her blend of tradition and innovation in Ndebele art.
Juxtapoz Magazine - "That's What's Up!": A Group Exhibition Curated by Sasa Bogojev in Zagreb
The exhibition introduces emerging international painters to the Croatian art scene, emphasizing distinct artistic perspectives shaped by historical contexts.
Night Bitches
The exhibition titled "The Bitch" showcases the contrasting artistic styles of veterans Alex Katz and Matthew Barney, revealing evolving creativity in contemporary art.
HOFA gallery transcends artistic norms at art miami 2024 with 'beyond reality' exhibition
HOFA Gallery's Beyond Reality exhibition redefines artistic perception through works from 27 diverse artists, challenging viewers to explore reality and imagination.
KAWS: the former graffiti artist turned global pop art star shows off his collector's eye
KAWS exemplifies the intersection of art, pop culture, and commercialism, contributing to contemporary art discourse.
'we are all connected with an invisible line' - in conversation with chiharu shiota
Chiharu Shiota's exhibition at Grand Palais explores her artistic journey through the lens of personal experiences with life, death, and emotional transience.
Esther Mahlangu Brings Vibrant Ndebele Art to Ross + Kramer Gallery | stupidDOPE
Esther Mahlangu's exhibition celebrates her blend of tradition and innovation in Ndebele art.
Juxtapoz Magazine - "That's What's Up!": A Group Exhibition Curated by Sasa Bogojev in Zagreb
The exhibition introduces emerging international painters to the Croatian art scene, emphasizing distinct artistic perspectives shaped by historical contexts.
Night Bitches
The exhibition titled "The Bitch" showcases the contrasting artistic styles of veterans Alex Katz and Matthew Barney, revealing evolving creativity in contemporary art.
HOFA gallery transcends artistic norms at art miami 2024 with 'beyond reality' exhibition
HOFA Gallery's Beyond Reality exhibition redefines artistic perception through works from 27 diverse artists, challenging viewers to explore reality and imagination.
Paul Clemence Explores "Architectural Essence" in Latest Photo Exhibition at Le Salon Suisse
Paul Clemence's exhibition celebrates the architectural artistry of Swiss Museums, emphasizing the impact of design on public engagement.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Cheyenne Julien Takes Us Up "41 Floors"
Cheyenne Julien's evolving artistic practice reflects on architectural spaces and their racial implications, highlighting unfulfilled urban design potential.
'Modeling Ecologies: Take Care' creates a living archive of the Caribbean
The exhibition challenges traditional views of home by highlighting the intersection of architecture, ecology, and culture in the Caribbean context.
Paul Clemence Explores "Architectural Essence" in Latest Photo Exhibition at Le Salon Suisse
Paul Clemence's exhibition celebrates the architectural artistry of Swiss Museums, emphasizing the impact of design on public engagement.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Cheyenne Julien Takes Us Up "41 Floors"
Cheyenne Julien's evolving artistic practice reflects on architectural spaces and their racial implications, highlighting unfulfilled urban design potential.
'Modeling Ecologies: Take Care' creates a living archive of the Caribbean
The exhibition challenges traditional views of home by highlighting the intersection of architecture, ecology, and culture in the Caribbean context.
Viola Frey's multidisciplinary work challenges conventional art boundaries and emphasizes the transformation of overlooked objects into meaningful narratives.
Luke Osborn's Face the Music Exhibition Brings Vibrant Energy to New York | stupidDOPE
Luke Osborn's exhibition 'Face the Music' explores the connection between collective experiences and individual choices using dynamic mixed media art.
Viola Frey's multidisciplinary work challenges conventional art boundaries and emphasizes the transformation of overlooked objects into meaningful narratives.
Gertrude Abercrombie's Autobiographical Surrealism Traverses Dreams and Reality
Gertrude Abercrombie transformed her realistic disdain into surreal art, allowing her dreams to reshape reality through her mystical landscapes and portraits.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Katerina Caserman: "Off to nearly everywhere" @ Marquez Art Projects, Miami
Katarina Caserman's exhibition showcases abstract art that explores connectivity and materiality through vibrant, immersive compositions inspired by various scientific and surrealist themes.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Susumu Kamijo Sets a "Table For Us" in Hong Kong
Susumu Kamijo's 'Table for Us' exhibition redefines still life with a unique blend of whimsy and surrealism.
Exploring Love's Shadows: Flowers of Romance Exhibition Unfolds in Brussels | stupidDOPE
The Flowers of Romance exhibition explores the darker aspects of love and desire through surreal installations and personal artworks.
Gertrude Abercrombie's Autobiographical Surrealism Traverses Dreams and Reality
Gertrude Abercrombie transformed her realistic disdain into surreal art, allowing her dreams to reshape reality through her mystical landscapes and portraits.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Katerina Caserman: "Off to nearly everywhere" @ Marquez Art Projects, Miami
Katarina Caserman's exhibition showcases abstract art that explores connectivity and materiality through vibrant, immersive compositions inspired by various scientific and surrealist themes.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Susumu Kamijo Sets a "Table For Us" in Hong Kong
Susumu Kamijo's 'Table for Us' exhibition redefines still life with a unique blend of whimsy and surrealism.
Exploring Love's Shadows: Flowers of Romance Exhibition Unfolds in Brussels | stupidDOPE
The Flowers of Romance exhibition explores the darker aspects of love and desire through surreal installations and personal artworks.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Sabrina Bockler Sails Us Into "Shallow Water"
Bockler's work challenges traditional portrayals of femininity, celebrating autonomy and the complexities of boundaries through mythological and contemporary lenses.
Minnesota Street Project Presents: "The San Francisco Art Week Party" (2025)
Minnesota Street Project partners with San Francisco Art Week for 2025, showcasing works from The Space Program alumni in the exhibition 'Dark Matter.'
Tate Britain's uneven but captivating look at the 1980s
The exhibition showcases the multifaceted narrative of the 1980s through photography, highlighting both social struggles and cultural shifts.
Leroy Johnson's Vision of Philadelphia Comes to Life in NYC | stupidDOPE
Leroy Johnson's exhibition in NYC celebrates his impactful sculptures that explore Philadelphia life, addressing themes of urban challenges and community resilience.
Tate Britain's uneven but captivating look at the 1980s
The exhibition showcases the multifaceted narrative of the 1980s through photography, highlighting both social struggles and cultural shifts.
Leroy Johnson's Vision of Philadelphia Comes to Life in NYC | stupidDOPE
Leroy Johnson's exhibition in NYC celebrates his impactful sculptures that explore Philadelphia life, addressing themes of urban challenges and community resilience.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Gregory Rick: Active Shooter at Our Baptism
HAIR+NAILS opens a new NYC location featuring Gregory Rick's thought-provoking exhibition on power dynamics, spirituality, and historical narratives through December.
Paul Pfeiffer, artist: Gender-wise, Baby Jesus is quite fluid, super androgynous'
Paul Pfeiffer's exhibition reflects on identity and power dynamics through immersive experiences shaped by his early exposure to the performing arts.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Gregory Rick: Active Shooter at Our Baptism
HAIR+NAILS opens a new NYC location featuring Gregory Rick's thought-provoking exhibition on power dynamics, spirituality, and historical narratives through December.
Paul Pfeiffer, artist: Gender-wise, Baby Jesus is quite fluid, super androgynous'
Paul Pfeiffer's exhibition reflects on identity and power dynamics through immersive experiences shaped by his early exposure to the performing arts.
glitched-out oil paintings by artist alexis mata show at 'the hole' gallery in tribeca
The exhibition showcases a dialogue between art and perception, exploring themes of reality and memory through vibrant oil paintings and wooden sculptures.
Must-see S.F. art exhibit of 2025 looks at two of France's most important painters
The exhibition 'Manet & Morisot' highlights the mutual influence between the acclaimed artists, challenging traditional views of their relationship.
The Yellow House of the Blue Rider: Art show honors Gabriele Munter, co-founder of German expressionism
Gabriele Munter is gaining recognition for her contributions to German expressionism, showcasing her artistic partnership with Wassily Kandinsky.
when basquiat found switzerland: hauser & wirth st. moritz traces his love for snowy alps
Basquiat's travels to the Swiss Alps inspired a unique body of work, blending his New York roots with Alpine motifs.
The splendor of the Mughal Empire comes to the V&A Museum
The V&A Museum's exhibition richly highlights the opulence and artistic achievements of the Mughal empire despite some historical context challenges.
Ancient Torlonia treasures head for the US and Canada
The Torlonia collection will tour the U.S. and Canada, marking its first exhibition outside Europe.
The Torlonia Marbles Are Coming to Museums in Chicago, Texas and Montreal
The Torlonia Collection will debut in North America at the Art Institute of Chicago, featuring 58 classical sculptures meant to engage a broad audience.
Afterlife (Closing Reception) in San Jose | Metro Silicon Valley | Silicon Valley's Leading Weekly
The Afterlife exhibition celebrates cultural memory through the creative expressions of local artists during the Día de los Muertos season.
when basquiat found switzerland: hauser & wirth st. moritz traces his love for snowy alps
Basquiat's travels to the Swiss Alps inspired a unique body of work, blending his New York roots with Alpine motifs.
The splendor of the Mughal Empire comes to the V&A Museum
The V&A Museum's exhibition richly highlights the opulence and artistic achievements of the Mughal empire despite some historical context challenges.
Ancient Torlonia treasures head for the US and Canada
The Torlonia collection will tour the U.S. and Canada, marking its first exhibition outside Europe.
The Torlonia Marbles Are Coming to Museums in Chicago, Texas and Montreal
The Torlonia Collection will debut in North America at the Art Institute of Chicago, featuring 58 classical sculptures meant to engage a broad audience.
Afterlife (Closing Reception) in San Jose | Metro Silicon Valley | Silicon Valley's Leading Weekly
The Afterlife exhibition celebrates cultural memory through the creative expressions of local artists during the Día de los Muertos season.
Jean-Michel Basquiat's Alpine Influence: A Look at "Engadin" at Hauser & Wirth | stupidDOPE
Basquiat's time in Switzerland provided a tranquil counterbalance to his chaotic New York life, enriching his artistic evolution and inspirations.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Christian Quin Newell: A Dream Sequence
Christian Quin Newell's artwork integrates themes of lucid dreaming and awareness, enhancing creativity through mindfulness and its influence on nighttime experiences.
King's Gallery to show off the glamour of the Edwardian age
The King's Gallery's 2025 exhibition will focus on the Edwardian era's royal couples and their artistic legacies.
The retrospective 'IMAGES' showcases Larry Stanton's impactful portraits and their connection to New York's queer culture during the 1970s and '80s.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Henni Alftan "Stop Making Sense" @ Karma, NYC
Henni Alftan's exhibition explores the tension between continuity and disruption in her paintings, inviting viewer interpretation through minimalistic yet evocative imagery.
Sajan Mani's first solo show in India confronts caste and the history of rubber
Sajan Mani's art critiques the caste system and amplifies marginalized voices, drawing from Dalit poetry and historical archives.
a cabinet of wonders exhibits science artifacts as art installations at palazzo grimani in venice
The exhibition at Palazzo Grimani blends art and life sciences, showcasing historical artifacts in an immersive setting that mimics a collector's home.
Short List: Upcoming (non-holiday) events include 'ZooZoo,' Patterson Hood and Ari Shapiro
The immersive art exhibition featuring Monet and Van Gogh has extended its run in Portland until February 2025.
San Francisco stars in Luna Rienne Gallery's 'We Are Stardust'
The exhibition "We Are Stardust" emphasizes themes of interconnectedness through local artists' works, celebrating the Mission District's vibrant culture.
Yukimasa Ida's DAY ZER0: A Cosmic Exploration of Time and Connection | stupidDOPE
Yukimasa Ida's DAY ZER0 exhibition invites reflection on humanity's interconnectedness through artistic explorations of time and identity.
San Francisco stars in Luna Rienne Gallery's 'We Are Stardust'
The exhibition "We Are Stardust" emphasizes themes of interconnectedness through local artists' works, celebrating the Mission District's vibrant culture.
Yukimasa Ida's DAY ZER0: A Cosmic Exploration of Time and Connection | stupidDOPE
Yukimasa Ida's DAY ZER0 exhibition invites reflection on humanity's interconnectedness through artistic explorations of time and identity.
Critics Complain That Italy's Government Is Interfering in the Arts
The exhibition on Futurism highlights Italy's art history but faces criticism for its political ties and the exclusion of leading scholars.
yayoi kusama's infinity room premieres alongside 200 of her works at NGV melbourne
Yayoi Kusama's new Infinity Mirrored Room opens at NGV Melbourne, showcasing her artistic exploration through reflective environments and immersive experiences.
Juxtapoz Magazine - "Soft/Cover" Celebrates Experimental Fabric Design @ The Fabric Workshop and Museum, Philadelphia
Artists use fabric and screenprinting to explore body relationships in the 'Soft/Cover' exhibition at FWM, influencing textiles, fashion, and architecture.
Bear Hunt illustrator Helen Oxenbury to hold first solo show in Hampstead
Helen Oxenbury's exhibit will explore her artistic contributions and the enduring impact of her children's illustrations.
Glitchy grids and cut and paste prints: Hezin O's exhibition is where graphic design rules go to die
Hezin O's artwork emphasizes the importance of the creative process over the final product by incorporating glitches and experimental designs.
Louise Bourgeois's mammoth spider will return to Tate Modern for the gallery's 25th anniversary
The Tate Modern will celebrate its 25th anniversary with the return of Louise Bourgeois's Maman and a curated trail of key artworks.
How to Resurrect a Radical Artist
The exhibition of artist Peter Carr, curated by Andrew Tonkovich, reflects personal devotion and the significance of protecting art amidst natural disasters.
On the record: UK artist Peter Doig to mix music and art in new London show
Peter Doig's upcoming exhibition at Serpentine Galleries will fuse his paintings with music, creating an immersive multi-sensory experience.
Juxtapoz Magazine - The "Logical Absurdity" in the 30 Year Partnership of Thom Yorke and Stanley Donwood
The exhibition showcases the 30-year collaboration of Thom Yorke and Stanley Donwood, focusing on a journey through analogue art in a digital age.
420 Polaroids, one fierce explosion of underground queer love - 48 hills
Local queer party photography is experiencing a renaissance, highlighting community stories and artistic expression amid a backdrop of bar reopenings.
Jasleen Kaur's artistry demonstrates how ordinary objects can evoke deeper connections to identity and communities marked by migration and diversity.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Serpentine Hosts the UK Debut of the Los Angeles-based Lauren Halsey in "emajendat"
Lauren Halsey's exhibition emajendat represents her cultural explorations and community-focused art, transforming Serpentine gallery into an immersive experience.
'Everything had a huge impression on me': Rachel Feinstein on her latest exhibition, inspired by her childhood in Miami
Rachel Feinstein's exhibition at The Bass celebrates her Miami roots, showcasing how her upbringing significantly shaped her artistic vision over nearly three decades.
Jasleen Kaur, 38, wins the Turner prize 2024
Jasleen Kaur's artistry demonstrates how ordinary objects can evoke deeper connections to identity and communities marked by migration and diversity.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Serpentine Hosts the UK Debut of the Los Angeles-based Lauren Halsey in "emajendat"
Lauren Halsey's exhibition emajendat represents her cultural explorations and community-focused art, transforming Serpentine gallery into an immersive experience.
'Everything had a huge impression on me': Rachel Feinstein on her latest exhibition, inspired by her childhood in Miami
Rachel Feinstein's exhibition at The Bass celebrates her Miami roots, showcasing how her upbringing significantly shaped her artistic vision over nearly three decades.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Laura Berger & Marina Kappos Make an "Ultraviolet Catastrophe"
The exhibition Ultraviolet Catastrophe showcases the works of Laura Berger and Marina Kappos, focusing on the exploration of female figures and their energies.
Miami exhibition explores Harlem Renaissance artist William H. Johnson's final series of paintings
William H. Johnson's final paintings reflect a strong commitment to social justice and highlight influential figures in the fight for freedom.
Review | An artist's outrage at the injustices of World War II-era America
William Gropper's art reflects his commitment to social justice through political cartoons and murals, highlighting struggles during the 1932-1957 period.
Miami exhibition explores Harlem Renaissance artist William H. Johnson's final series of paintings
William H. Johnson's final paintings reflect a strong commitment to social justice and highlight influential figures in the fight for freedom.
Review | An artist's outrage at the injustices of World War II-era America
William Gropper's art reflects his commitment to social justice through political cartoons and murals, highlighting struggles during the 1932-1957 period.
Perez Art Museum Miami presents artistic introduction to the little-known Candomble religion
The Pérez Art Museum Miami presents one of the first US exhibitions devoted to Candomblé and its themes, cultivating a deeper understanding of African diasporic spirituality.
SF's Quirky "BART Basel" Guerilla Art Show
BART Basel connects collectors, artists, and gallerists by turning BART lines into an art exhibition.
from hammers to rockets, DECODE's group show presents salt & pepper shakers with a twist
The Sal & Pimienta exhibit at MARCO Museum reimagines salt and pepper shakers as artistic symbols through diverse designer interpretations.
The exhibition highlights the shift from functional to personalized creative expressions in culinary items.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Miles Johnston "Liminality" @ Harman Projects, NYC
Miles Johnston's exhibition 'Liminality' explores the complexities of human emotions through symbolic art, blending themes of intimacy and solitude.
Cupertino Symphonic Band's holiday concert set for Dec. 22
The Cupertino Symphonic Band's holiday concert highlights community spirit and charitable giving through canned food donations.
NUMU's grant improves access to the arts for underprivileged students via outreach programs and bilingual resources.
Jasleen Kaur won the 2024 Turner Prize for her exhibition 'Alter Altar', showcasing themes of personal, political, and spiritual experiences through art.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Jeremy Deller & John Costi Speak of Art from the Criminal Justice System in "No Comment"
The "No Comment" exhibition showcases art from individuals in the criminal justice system, highlighting their creativity and diverse experiences.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Ana Bagayan Makes Futurealism
Ana Bagayan's exhibition Futurealism merges big-eyed figures with alien imagery, exploring human-alien hybrids through a new artistic style.
The show opens December 6th and features an interactive viewing experience with 3D glasses.
Late Dutch maverick artist Jacqueline de Jong honoured in first US solo show
Jacqueline de Jong's first solo US exhibition highlights her connection with post-war avant-garde movements and contemporary themes like war and eroticism.
An expert's guide to the Venetian Renaissance: five must-read books on the period
The Venetian Renaissance artists, particularly Carpaccio and Bellini, revolutionized narrative painting, merging historical events with contemporary life through rich detail.
Spanish masterpiece resurfaces after being hidden for more than a century
Joaquin Sorolla's painting 'Paris Boulevard' is on public display for the first time in 134 years since its private sale.
Mark Manders' Silent Studio Offers a Poetic Exploration of Time and Identity | stupidDOPE
The Silent Studio exhibition showcases Mark Manders' exploration of self-portraiture and the fluidity of identity through innovative sculpture.
Manders' sculptures combine strength with a sense of fragility, embodying unfinished transformation and inviting contemplation.
In a Resounding 'Renaissance,' Conrad Jon Godly's Acrylic Paintings Scale Alpine Peaks
Conrad Jon Godly's exhibition 'RENAISSANCE' marks his artistic comeback after a four-year hiatus, showcasing his transition from oil to acrylic in depicting landscapes.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Alex Pardee and the Return of the Doppelganger
The Return of the Doppelgangers showcases Alex Pardee's journey through horror art while addressing mental health struggles and the comfort found in horror films.
In a Resounding 'Renaissance,' Conrad Jon Godly's Acrylic Paintings Scale Alpine Peaks
Conrad Jon Godly's exhibition 'RENAISSANCE' marks his artistic comeback after a four-year hiatus, showcasing his transition from oil to acrylic in depicting landscapes.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Alex Pardee and the Return of the Doppelganger
The Return of the Doppelgangers showcases Alex Pardee's journey through horror art while addressing mental health struggles and the comfort found in horror films.