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The Australian artist wanted to have his first New York exhibition called Devil/God at a time when US politics “feels like there’s a lot at stake”. New York | On the eve of an art gallery opening in the Chelsea…
Prestige may be borrowed for an opening night. Authority, however, cannot. It accrues through the artists one stands beside, the collections assembled before fashion catches up and the public trust earned across decades. Park West Gallery entered its new SoHo…
A 17-year-old Brooklyn artist is taking their face off the screen and onto New York City walls, using a citywide poster campaign to challenge ideas about fame, identity and human connection. Ezra Blumenfeld’s high-fashion-style self-portrait, bearing the words “PUTTING MYSELF…
I have always been captivated by the women in Roy Lichtenstein’s work—such glamour, such immaculate devastation. Each seems a telephone call, a withheld sentence or a cobalt wave away from collapse, yet her lashes remain exact and her coiffure…
The art of photography becomes revolutionary when it shows us more of a person than our prejudices know how to accommodate. Gordon Parks captures Blackness as a living abundance: poised, restless, tender, self-directed. His subjects possess the quiet authority of…
One enters Krasner and Pollock: Past Continuous with Jackson Pollock already lodged in the cultural imagination. His poured filaments belong to modernism’s grammar; even those who have never stood before one recognize the ritual of the man circling a canvas.
The Paley Museum and Southern Rounds, a Nashville-based music series, showcased the first event of their new six-part songwriter series partnership on Thursday, Sept. 24. The event, titled “Southern Rounds: Bringing Nashville to New York!” featured three acclaimed country artists at…
New York artists can apply through Oct. 21 for four yearlong fellowships that place them inside state agencies to develop public-facing projects. Each selected artist will receive $60,000, an amount that includes project expenses, according to the state Council on the Arts.
Peter Max did not merely give the 20th century more color; he altered the emotional weather of looking. Across a nation convulsed by war, protest and spiritual hunger, he released suns, sages, lovers and celestial bodies into public life until wonder…