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Farah AbdessamadThe Atlantic |
Works across the show invite viewers into ritualistic and speculative encounters with posthuman possibilities and forgotten pasts.
The 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair is back at Somerset House for its 13th edition with special projects, live performances and work by 100...
Despite the commercial noise, a handful of galleries delivered powerful presentations that proved meaningful art can still cut through the fair’s...
Using symbolism and animal imagery sourced from her own subconscious visions, Zvavahera's paintings confront the hidden struggles that shape personal...
As London prepares for another electrifying week of fairs, galleries across the city are showcasing a dynamic mix of historic rediscoveries and...
The Group played a seminal role in the reinvention of postcolonial identity through avant-garde art.
These rugs probe the aestheticization of war and the risk of defining a country primarily by its violent past and present at the expense of other...
Wide-ranging works illustrate the artist's range and capture the exhibition's parable: what is destined to live will die, as what dies may rise again.
The Biennial balances global perspectives with local voices proving the city remains a crossroads where art, history and lived experience collide.
In “Opera Rose,” the artist delivers a compelling meditation on form and modern mythology via an exploration of the classical nude and human...
An installation view of “Riverbend.” Nicholas Lea bruno / Courtesy of the artist and The Pit, Los Angeles Art is a space where conversations...
“This summer the roses are blue; the wood is of glass,” André Breton wrote in 1924. “Existence is elsewhere.” His Manifesto of Surrealism...
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