With a broad exhibition of Wifredo Lam, MoMA reviews the facets of the surrealist
The Museum of Modern Art in New York has launched a comprehensive exhibition to honor Cuban surrealist Wifredo Lam, celebrating nearly 90 years since it acquired its first piece of his art.
The Unconscious in Dispute: Women Artists Rewrite Surrealism
An exhibition in Buenos Aires explores the intersection of feminism and surrealism through modern and contemporary artworks by women artists.
Tinubu hails Nigerians’ creativity at UK art exhibition
President Bola Tinubu commended the creativity of Nigerians at a modern art exhibition in London, emphasizing their ability to redefine their identity through art.
How Enzo Fernández and Valu Cervantes Live in London: Works of Art and Designer Furniture
Enzo Fernández and Valu Cervantes reside in a luxurious mansion in London, characterized by its large windows and modern art.
‘Masks, Let's Dance’ Special Exhibition at Duksung Women's University Museum
Duksung Women's University Museum is hosting the special exhibition 'Masks, Let's Dance', showcasing over 60 traditional masks reflecting the diversity of modern Korean traditional masks until December 24, 2026.
At the Museum of Cycladic Art, Jeff Koons' 'Aphrodite' - What the artist said at the presentation
Jeff Koons unveiled his sculpture 'Balloon Venus Lespugue (Orange)' at the Museum of Cycladic Art, inviting viewers to engage with the artwork's reflections on modern existence.
Shark Carcass, Gem Skull... Hirst, the 'Bad Boy of Modern Art' Creating Death, Daring but Not New
The exhibition features controversial works by British artist Damien Hirst, showcasing his exploration of death and existence at the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in South Korea.
Alicia Framis, artist: 'If nuns marry God, who has no body, why can't I marry an AI?'
Artist Alicia Framis claims to be the first woman to marry an artificial intelligence named Ailex, exploring the realities and implications of such a partnership in her life and work.
Not one, but two exhibitions of David Hockney. A great event for the jubilee
A major exhibition celebrating David Hockney's work in operatic set design will be held at Tate Modern to coincide with his upcoming 90th birthday.
Syngrā – Fix: From the pasta factory 'Dimitra' to a 4-star hotel
The licensing process advances for converting a traditional protected building into a four-star hotel near the Museum of Modern Art in Athens.
One of the biggest heists in history. The picture frames are still empty, the perpetrators were not caught
Thirty-six years after one of the largest art heists in modern history, the empty frames at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston still await the return of the stolen masterpieces.
Tate Modern Turbine Hall to showcase David Hockney opera sets
The Tate Modern will host an exhibition featuring David Hockney's opera set designs, celebrating his 90th birthday in 2027.
Review: Floating Kiss. Contemporary Ballet Forms on Display in Ostrava
A display of contemporary ballet forms is taking place in Ostrava, highlighting modern interpretations and styles.
Säde Einasto: We barely fit into our value space
Säde Einasto reflects on the disconnect between modern societal issues and traditional theatrical performances.
Conservative cultural production oscillates between political resentment and moral didacticism
The article discusses the challenges of conservative cultural production in the modern artistic landscape, questioning why conservatives seem less capable of producing significant art today compared to the past.
Dame Tracey Surprises with Painting that has Nerve and Presence
British artist Tracey Emin unveils her retrospective exhibition 'A Second Life' at Tate Modern in London, focusing on her intense paintings.
A common liturgy: sacred images and modern ruins in Seville and Córdoba
The CAAC in Seville and C3A in Córdoba showcase a collective exhibition featuring four artists who blend sacred imagery with contemporary rituals and hybrid spaces.
A Journey through the Canons of Beauty (and Ugliness) from the Renaissance to Today
An exhibition at the Bozar Palace of Fine Arts in Brussels explores the evolving definitions of beauty and ugliness from the Renaissance to modern times.
"Surprises are needed to have something to wonder about!" Works of French masters of Art Deco are on display in Latvia
A new exhibition in Latvia showcases original Art Deco works from France, highlighting the style's historical significance and its modern interpretations.
Director A. Lukošiūnienė Awarded the Star of Lithuanian Diplomacy
A. Lukošiūnienė received an award for her significant contribution to preserving the heritage of Lithuanian diplomacy and shaping its modern image, as announced by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The "Acropole Palace" Reopens
The historic Acropole Palace building in the center of Athens is set to reopen as a modern cultural space after years of closure following extensive renovations.
Ministry of Education: Modern equipment in 11 Art Schools
The Greek Ministry of Education is upgrading 11 Art Schools across the country with modern educational and artistic equipment, with a total budget of 6 million euros.
Frida Kahlo: From the museum to Instagram. Written by Néstor García Canclini
The article discusses the evolution of Frida Kahlo's artistic legacy from traditional museum exhibitions to modern social media platforms like Instagram.
Designmuseum Denmark, I Love Japan Too. But ....
Designmuseum Denmark showcases Japanese graphic art through two exhibitions, featuring modern post-WWII posters and traditional woodblock prints by Katsushika Hokusai, yet it raises questions about the museum's curatorial choices.
Exploring the scope of Stephen Antonakos' vision through six decades of creation
The V. & M. Theocharakis Foundation announced the exhibition "Stephen Antonakos: Postscript of Time and Space," dedicated to the work of Greek-American artist Stephen Antonakos, marking the centenary of his birth.
n'Jonas: The Forgotten Art of Daydreaming
The article reflects on the lost art of daydreaming in the context of modern productivity culture and personal experience.
Tracey Emin bleeds and comes back to life at the Tate Modern: "I don't waste time in my second life"
Tracey Emin presents her retrospective exhibition at Tate Modern, reflecting her new phase of life post-health struggles.
Klee's Tunisian Journey Changed the History of Art
The article discusses how Paul Klee's unique modernity in art is influenced by his Tunisian journey, emphasizing the deeper, intrinsic connection he establishes between painting and the genesis of visible representation.
Timothée Chalamet Goes Viral: What Did the Oscar Candidate Say That Prompted Furious Responses from Opera and Ballet Theaters?
Timothée Chalamet sparked backlash from the opera and ballet communities after suggesting that these art forms may lack relevance in the modern era during a recent event.
Identity, Art, and Essence in Jewelry
Andrea Tello, an Ecuadorian jewelry designer, creates contemporary pieces inspired by Andean indigenous cultures, merging traditional craftsmanship with modern aesthetics.
One was not yet aware that something new was on the way, but it was called the modern style
The Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris celebrates the 100th anniversary of the art déco style, highlighting its lasting influence as a blend of modernity and luxury.
I Burst a Lot of Clichés When I Visit the Museum
The Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris celebrates the centenary of the Art Deco style, highlighting its ongoing influence on modern design.
Uplift in the Auction Market: This Million-Dollar Art Should Spark Spring Feelings
The art auction market is thriving, with a significant offering of modern and contemporary artworks being prepared for upcoming sales in London, indicating resilience among collectors despite global crises.
"My paintings are about nothing." Roztočil lets his works arise from frequency and matter
Artist Jakub Roztočil showcases his unique creation process in the Trafo Gallery, using programmed color spraying instead of traditional brushes.
Leisure Tips from Royals: The Art of Idleness
This article reflects on the leisure habits of Royal figures, particularly Princess Margaret, contrasting them with the busy schedules of modern-day employees.
Salvador hosts G20 summit exhibition showcasing the history of Brazilian art
The Museum of Modern Art of Bahia is hosting a G20 exhibition featuring 80 works that highlight the history of Brazilian art until June 28, 2024.
A former dormitory-like apartment in Vilnius turned into stylish homes
A Vilnius apartment has been transformed into stylish and functional living spaces, exceeding the homeowner's expectations.
Soil-filled Exhibition Hall, Revitalizing the Senses of Life
The exhibition highlights the often-overlooked importance of soil as a vital component for life on Earth, addressing its neglect in modern society and urbanization.
Dolls and Hell. The World Through the Eyes of Janis Mitrevics at the Art Station 'Dubulti'
Janis Mitrevics’ solo exhibition at Art Station 'Dubulti' explores human manipulation and modern society through the lens of dolls as symbolic representations of people.
The Tate Modern in London enshrines the feminist and revolutionary art of Tracey Emin
The Tate Modern in London is dedicated to the feminist and revolutionary art of Tracey Emin, who speaks about her personal experiences with trauma in an interview.
'Modern Stories' at the MAM, where Frida Kahlo 'converses' with a painting that Cantinflas 'rejected'
The 'Relatos Modernos' exhibition at the Modern Art Museum (MAM) features works that showcase interactions in the post-revolutionary art scene of Mexico, including pieces by Frida Kahlo and a painting rejected by the famous comedian Cantinflas.
Dame Tracey Emin on cancer diagnosis: 'I wasn’t afraid of dying'
Dame Tracey Emin discusses her cancer diagnosis and the unveiling of her largest art show, reflecting on life and the impact of her experiences.
The Tale of a Mosque: The 'Two Minarets' Unite Worship and Knowledge in Qatar's Education City
The 'Two Minarets' mosque in Qatar's Education City symbolizes both worship and knowledge, featuring a modern architectural design infused with Islamic art.
David Černý Physically Occupied Public Space. I Wouldn't Talk About Quality, Says Art Historian Milena Bartlová
Art historian Milena Bartlová discusses the controversy surrounding modern art, particularly David Černý's work, highlighting its impact on public perception and the ongoing cultural debates in Czechia.
Johanna Paulsson: Extreme Voices Are Now Heard from the Darkness of the Internet
Johanna Paulsson explores the tension between modern individualism and the role of opera as a communal art form in her piece featured in Dagens Nyheter.
The Gallery of Modern Art in Hradec Králové Challenges Established Notions of Exhibition Invariance
The article discusses the innovative approach of the Gallery of Modern Art in Hradec Králové in redefining the concept of static exhibitions.
Drawing Flower Rain While Thinking of Those Who Have Left
The artist Seong Tae-hoon showcases his new exhibition 'Flower Rain' which includes poignant pieces reflecting on personal loss and societal upheaval.
More sculptures for the landscape of Pinamar
The Playas Art Hotel in Pinamar is showcasing large pieces by renowned modern artists as part of an artistic initiative aimed at integrating art into everyday life in the city.
Epstein's Network: The Sex Offender and the Art Collector
The article details the financial connections between Jeffrey Epstein and billionaire art collector Leon Black, revealing the extent of their relationship as new documents come to light.
Roman Zaštšerinski: Our Grandmothers' Foods Are a Slightly Forgotten Art
Chef Roman Zaštšerinski discusses the nostalgia and modern reinterpretation of traditional grandmother recipes in his cooking.