Naomi Beckwith, the Guggenheim’s chief curator, will be the first Black woman to lead Documenta 16 in Kassel, Germany in 2027. Her appointment follows controversies surrounding the previous Documenta, which faced allegations of antisemitism. Beckwith plans a collaborative approach, emphasizing communication with artists to prevent similar incidents and foster an inclusive exhibition.
Filipino sculptor Roberto Feleo and performance artist Eisa Jocson captivated audiences at the prestigious Asia Now art fair in Paris, showcasing powerful works reflecting on Filipino identity, labor, and societal issues. Their exhibitions highlighted the vibrant contemporary art scene of the Philippines on a global stage.
Art Basel Miami Beach 2024 dazzles with a record-breaking number of exhibitors, showcasing iconic masterpieces alongside cutting-edge contemporary works. From Picasso to a Xenomorph sculpture, this guide highlights the must-see exhibits and installations.
A groundbreaking exhibition at the Völkingen Ironworks in Germany is challenging long-held stereotypes about Africa by showcasing the diverse artistic expressions of 26 artists from across the continent and its global diaspora. ‘The Other Side of the Coin’ delves into the rich cultural heritage of Africa, offering a fresh perspective on its history, traditions, and contemporary art scene.
This article explores the innovative work of three Japanese artisans who are redefining traditional crafts with their unique perspectives and contemporary approaches. From the intricate world of Japanese plasterwork to the evolving art of bonsai and the beautiful fusion of Japanese and American ceramic traditions, these creators are captivating audiences worldwide with their passion and talent.
Experience a unique artistic retreat at ‘Ashita no Hata’ in Taiza, Kyoto, where contemporary art installations blend seamlessly with the ancient history and natural beauty of the region. Discover captivating art exhibitions, explore renovated historical buildings, and immerse yourself in the serene atmosphere of this coastal town. This article provides a comprehensive guide to the different venues, artworks, and the philosophy behind this exceptional project.
Art Week Tokyo (AWT) is a renowned event that showcases the vibrancy and diversity of contemporary art in Tokyo. From November 7th to 10th, 53 museums, galleries, and institutions across the city will host exhibitions, offering a unique opportunity to experience the latest in the Tokyo art scene. With a free shuttle bus service and a diverse range of exhibits, AWT promises a captivating journey through the world of art.
Anastasia Samoylova, a contemporary artist with roots in Russia, has quickly gained recognition for her captivating observational photographs. Her work, often rooted in road trips across Florida, explores themes of environmentalism, gentrification, and political fanaticism. Samoylova’s recent exhibitions at The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Saatchi Gallery, alongside her upcoming solo show at the Norton Museum of Art, solidify her position as a prominent figure in contemporary photography.
Two artists, two distinct mediums, one shared obsession with light. ‘A Forma da Luz’ at Simões de Assis Gallery in Curitiba brings together the hypnotic landscapes of Sergio Lucena and the impactful sculptures of Sergio Camargo, showcasing a surprising artistic dialogue centered on the transformative power of light.
The Centro de Arte Moderna (CAM) in Lisbon, Portugal, has undergone a dramatic transformation, opening its doors to the public with a stunning new design and a focus on inclusivity. The museum now features a beautiful garden, a unique Engawa structure, and a diverse program of exhibitions celebrating modern and contemporary art. The CAM’s new approach aims to connect art with everyday life and foster a vibrant community engagement.
