There’s an exhibition of art from the Collection of Museum Berggruen and Nationalgalerie Berlin going on at UCCA right now. Significant for the artists who are included in the exhibition, it’s a great way to understand modern art through a historical lens, with UCCA transporting the Berlin art experience to Beijing until late February. But…

The School of Visual Arts in New York City begins its spring 2024 semester this week, and the College has announced a robust slate of events and exhibitions programming for the coming months. Hear from curators and photographers working all over the world at talks hosted by SVA’s MA Curatorial Practice and MPS Digital Photography programs; see…

Kim Lim’s painted-steel arch, “Day”, radiates an otherworldly glow in a Yorkshire garden, the flat, white arc narrowing to a sliver as the viewer circles it. A beguiling monument on an approachable human scale, it was first exhibited in Sculpture in the Open Air at London’s Battersea Park in 1966, alongside work by Henry Moore,…

A feeling of melancholy is being experienced throughout different artistic projects in Athens this year, possibly reflecting the collective grief of a country marked by major losses – from the fifty seven people killed in the Tempi train crash in February, exposing the incompetence of public infrastructure, to the radical gentrification of Athens’ city centre…

“The Art Show 2024” exhibit will kick off at the Caribbean Museum Center for the Arts in downtown Frederiksted on Jan. 20, from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Patrons will be treated to live music, appetizers and a cash bar at the opening reception. The exhibit will run through Feb. 10. The Artists Guild supports…

In a shameful act of political censorship, Indiana University abruptly canceled a retrospective exhibition by Palestinian artist Samia Halaby that had been scheduled to open February 10. The exhibition would have been the first retrospective of the artist’s work in the US. Its cancellation is part of a wide-ranging and systematic campaign to silence artists…

From Schitt’s Creek to Bear Lake: A Retro-Modern Motel Transformation Marta Turnbull is something of a globetrotter, with her career in business and marketing taking her all across the map, fr… Read More >>

EAU CLAIRE — Applications to the Midwest Artist Academy are open until Feb. 1, as they look to invite 14 to 18-year-old students to become part of a unique pre-college summer experience that explores the arts. Arthur Grothe, director of the MAA, said participants will take part in a one week experience as they explore…