Dreams
Architects, activists, and artists reimagine America’s failing suburbs.
Kickstarter can be an alternative, or a supplement, to the insular world of patrons and dealers.
Joshua Petker’s latest paintings signify a real sea change for the L.A.-based artist.
Betcha didn’t think paper could do this.
Nearly a decade ago, Gerda Steiner and Jörg Lenzlinger created one unforgettable garden party.
Graphic Interchange Format images may have been around since the 80s, but only now have they been taken to a whole new echelon of awesome.
“This is the best moment of my life,” Yayoi Kusama told Whitney Museum Director Adam Weinberg. On the brink of a retrospective at the museum and the unveiling of a much-hyped collaboration with Louis Vuitton, the eighty-two-year-old artist is most definitely on the rise.
Hunt Slonem draws us into a world of ghosts, mystics, plantations, and exotic birds.
Berndnaut Smilde’s cloud installations consist of precise mixtures of machine-generated light, humidity, temperature, and smoke.
Aaron Young almost got himself kicked out of art school for his motorcycle shenanigans. Now they’ve turned him into an art world rock star.
Picasso did it. Now, you can too.
Even though Venus over Manhattan is in the heart of art world bustle on Madison Avenue, the gallery sits in stark contrast to the white walls of its neighbors. The space looks more like a bomb shelter than a place for exhibiting art, which is exaggerated by the fact that its inaugural show, À Rebours (Against Nature), takes place in near-darkness.
