Guide

10 Art Shows to See in the Bay Area This Fall

Dread Scott’s body politic, Azzedine Alaïa’s sculptural garments, Dewey Crumpler and Irving Norman surveys, and much more.

Guide

10 Public Artworks to See Across the US This Fall

Camille Henrot’s pack of dogs take Central Park, Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz leads a procession through Philadelphia, and Sara Genn paints the sky in Santa Fe.

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Announcement

"Modernity and Opulence: Women of the Wiener Werkstätte" at the Jewish Museum

The exhibition illuminates the role that women played as artists, designers, and tastemakers shaping modernist aesthetics in early 20th-century Vienna.

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Lead, Create, & Innovate: University of Michigan’s Master of Design Program

The Stamps MDes program builds curious designers interested in interdisciplinary problem-solving, community engagement, and critical making.

Daily Newsletter

Venice Pavilions That Missed the Mark

What we didn’t like at the Biennale, artists pulled out of documenta 16 over Gaza, visitors arrested for hanging paintings by Mona Lisa, and more.

Art Review

The Worst National Pavilions at the Venice Biennale

And some we're still ambivalent about.

Books Newsletter

Poems for Alma Thomas

An excerpt from Alexis Pauline Gumbs’s book on the late painter, plus reviews of new titles by Sophie Lewis and Dana Mashoian Walrath.

Interview

Beer With a Painter: Barbara Takenaga

The Japanese-American artist talks about her place as a paint dot in the universe and embracing disruption in her canvases.

Feature

A Bushwick Kid at Bushwick Open Studios

During my first visit to the annual event, I found towering paintings that explore our inner child, diasporic tributes to Filipina culture, and light-filled portraits of an artist's trans community.

Obituary

Photographer Nelson Garrido, Who Embraced an "Aesthetics of the Ugly," Dies at 73

The Venezuelan photographer interrogated power, religion, violence, and eroticism over a six-decade-long practice that faced relentless censorship from church and state authorities.

Art Review

The Book of Alison Knowles

A retrospective traces the language of bookmaking in her expansive work and its radical influence on American art.

News

Naomi Beckwith Says She's "Not Afraid" of Pro-Palestine Protest at Documenta 16

“People have a right to protest and express their opinions,” the curator told Die Zeit, revealing that some artists have declined to participate in the exhibition over “Germany's position on the Gaza war.”