Art

Artists Honor Yoko Ono at a Fluxus Festival

The Getty Research Institute, in partnership with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, has embarked on a year-long program to historicize the movement and recreate seminal performances and installations.

News

Former Artforum Employee Files Appeal Against Publication and Co-owner Knight Landesman

Amanda Schmitt's lawyer calls the dismissal of her case earlier this year a misapplication of the law, pleading under New York City Human Rights Law.

News

How 3D Scanning Technology Went from the Louvre to the Auction House

Adapting scanners used to analyze the Mona Lisa, a Canadian tech company is entering the art market with a crucial blockchain partnership.

Art

In SoCal, Artists Foster Roving, Alternative Spaces in Face of Change

Through its gathering of alternative spaces and roving exhibitions, Other Places Art Fair offers insight into how artists adapt to new conditions, whether it be by flat file, pool, or truck.

Art

Six Local Artists Grapple with the Specter of Detroit’s Manufacturing Heritage

An ambiguity between adaptation and transformation hangs over this large exhibition.

Opinion

Artist Sues Smithsonian After It Declined to Display His 16-Foot Painting of Trump

Reportedly, the National Portrait Gallery's director told Julian Raven the painting was “too political,” “too big,” and "no good."

Announcement

Visit the Maryland Institute College of Art 2019 Grad Show

MICA Grad Show 2019 showcases the culminating work of more than 150 of MICA’s graduate students. Various shows are on view throughout Baltimore until July 26.

Books

How Painting Survives in the Digital Era

In her new book, The Love of Painting: Genealogy of a Success Medium, critic Isabelle Graw ruminates on how painting remains omnipresent within the contemporary capitalist system and digital economy.

Announcement

The NYUAD Art Gallery Presents Zimoun's First Solo Exhibition in the Gulf

The show is curated by Maya Allison and is made up of 5 installations, including one major new commission. On view until June 1, 2019.

Art

Over 75 Record Labels Will Participate in MoMA PS1's Music Festival

The festival will feature live performances, film workshops, and panels celebrating a variety of music communities.

News

Los Angeles Gallery Opens Show With Title Targeting Artist, Using Ableist Slur [UPDATED]

The Mathieu Malouf exhibition at Jenny's has also been perceived as antisemitic, targeting the artist Luke Turner.

Art

Twelve Letters to Jerome Robbins, an Inspirational New York Choreographer

A series of letters addressed to the deceased choreographer, who is having an exhibition at the New York Public Library.