Georgina Wells
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The intensity and movement of Gormley’s sculptures echo the robust energy of a rapidly evolving urban neighborhood.
Cats have been big in contemporary art recently—now they’ve taken on the art historical canon as well.
A new mural by Brazilian street art duo Os Gêmeos has become an unlikely subject of controversy.
It’s not uncommon to hear MoMA visitors claiming their child could make modern art. Audio Tour Hack thinks a child can analyze it, too.
Randy Polumbo gives Artlog a sneak preview into his latest mobile installation: Love Stream.
Can an artist produce an iconic image or gesture in the fight against gun violence?
The New York Times’s article “Montauk’s Hipster Fatigue” pinpoints the importance of visual communication in hipster culture.
The priests will be stationed at “strategic points” in the museum, ready to offer up words of divine guidance or just information about the religious iconography found in works on view.
You won’t even have to get off the subway to see the latest New York public art project.
Alexandra Fairweather just premiered a documentary about her stepfather, the renowned artist John Chamberlain. She tells us about four Art Southampton artworks that remind her of her late stepfather.
The fourth edition of the Guggenheim’s off-site installation series stillspotting nyc transports participants from their noisy urban environment into a world of serene fantasy. Don’t miss out: we’re giving away two stillspotting tickets!
Yayoi Kusama gets her spot in the limelight thanks to Louis Vuitton.
