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An exhibition of her outsider’s gaze on Norway's unique topography, on at PoMo through January 3, took shape after a three-week winter road trip in...
With Observer, the Muzeum Susch founder reflected on the ideal conditions for viewing art, the feminist figures she most appreciates and how artistic...
Spanning quotidian moments to historic pinnacles, the touring exhibition "Presence: The Photography Collection of Judy Glickman Lauder" examines...
The idea of the female body as, per Vallés Vílchez, "a site of expectations" runs through her work without question, and her aesthetics of...
"I think that each of these paintings is emblematic of a particular moment. They encapsulate something; they represent a group of paintings," he told...
Florence Marmiesse and Camilla D'Alfonso's brief Italian residency offers artists space for both research and rest.
Maintaining an intimate scale—and refusing to aspire to be a massive event in the long term—draws, perhaps, just a small portion of the...
This sweeping exhibition illustrates that women artists were never absent from the historical record; they were only written out of it.
We spoke with the artist about her striking overlaps with Maria Callas, how museums must better evolve to meet the needs of the public and her utterly...
Paris Internationale’s first edition in Milan drew a mix of curiosity and confidence, with early sales and strong participation suggesting...
At its 30th edition, miart spread galleries across three floors in a move that unsettled some exhibitors while sharpening distinctions between its...
Get ready for his “Byzantium goth disco” to open at the Biennale.
In autumn, Art Basel Paris draws an international crowd; this springtime fair keeps its focus closer to home
Orchard's figures hold their secrets close—aloof by design, tender by effect.
With "Kiss the Beast," the French provocateur invites you to embrace your savage side
This European fair has long cultivated its reputation as a platform for encountering thoughtful work rather than a marketplace where well-heeled...
The repurposed six-story cast-iron column structure houses one of the largest museum collections of photography in the world, as well as...
Observer spoke to curator Udo Kittelmann about willfully modifying art world terminology, being firmly anti-black box and the unmistakable constancy...
This fair unfolds at a deliberately measured scale, offering galleries and collectors a setting defined by conversation and connection.
Drawn from a single private collection built over three decades, Dib Bangkok’s holdings reflect an intentionally balanced conversation between Asian...
Research has shown that as early as the 1500s, 90 percent of homeowners in Antwerp owned at least one portrait or religious painting.
The show examines the signification of dirty as a shorthand for transgressing polished aesthetics, for dismantling impeccable craftsmanship and for...
Curator Osei Bonsu describes the exhibition as “cultural restoration in real time.”
The exhibition text reminds viewers that sleep takes up about a third of our lives; given this significant consumption of hours, it deserves to be...
Although the artist’s canvases are never peopled, there’s a sense that service has its beauty.
Although a distinctly Italian sensibility runs through the fair’s context, fair director Luigi Fassi pointed out that the majority of participating...
Works from La Tour’s atelier and by contemporaries like Jean Le Clerc and Jacques Callot contextualize his influence while underscoring his distinct...
Erin M. Riley’s work challenges her psychologically as she plumbs directly from her own past. But her work is also
The show highlights how the designer’s vision for modern femininity reshaped the social and cultural landscape of the 1920s.
DS Galerie rep Ulysse Feuvrier told Observer that Marseille is “an ecosystem that’s growing more and more,” yet the size of the fair was manageable.
Each year, the festival brings together diverse exhibitions across unexpected venues, transforming the small city into a summer hub for photography.
The Latvian art fair made its debut this year in a converted warehouse, attracting 12,000 visitors with a free, registration-only model.
In the present political context, in which these communities are especially vulnerable to violence, injustice and displacement, the festival feels...
Cindy Sherman, Untitled #550, 2010/2012; Chromogenic color print, 153 x 302.3 cm / 60 1/4 x 119 in. © Cindy Sherman, courtesy the artist and Hauser &...
Tadao Ando’s architecture is a harmonious backdrop for the artist's serene sensorial soundscape.
Fenix's inaugural exhibition “All Directions” lives up to its name, presenting the ugly and the possible alike: the burdens of exile, the...
"First and foremost, I'm interested in photographs of people, but I think that forgotten architecture is just as important to understanding history."
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