Art

With a New Remixes Album, Yoko Ono’s Music Goes Back to the Future — Again

Imagine Yoko Ono. The internationally known artist, who has worked across a wide range of genres and media, celebrated her 83rd birthday about two weeks ago.

Art

Tripping Out: The Upended Landscapes of Shara Hughes

For her solo debut at Marlborough Chelsea, Shara Hughes presents eight near-dizzying kaleidoscopic paintings of landscapes and oceans.

Art

A Painter's Progress: Monique Mouton’s Rough Edges

Deceptively casual and casually deceptive, Monique Mouton’s abstract paintings at Bridget Donahue on the Lower East Side are simple statements wrought from a density of decision-making, starting with the often irregular shape she chooses as a surface.

Art

Surf China's Censored Web at an Internet Cafe in New York

It may have been a while since you've set foot in an internet cafe, but a pop-up one on the Lower East Side offering free tea on top of free wifi is well worth a visit for a lesson in online freedoms.

In Brief

Botticelli’s Hallucinatory ‘Divine Comedy’ Drawings Return to England After 130 Years

Lucifer gobbles up the souls of three traitors in an icy inferno, sinners are cooked in baths of tar, and a gauzy-robed Beatrice floats in the heavens.

Art

Digitally Sewn Photographs that Extend Our Depth of Vision

Turkish photographer Aydın Büyüktaş describes his surreal photographic series Flatland as a “multidimensional romantic point of view.”

Film

An Ojibway Prophecy Reimagined on Film

What does it mean to be Ojibway now, in 2016?

Art

At a Generally Flat Art on Paper Fair, Some Cutting Works

“My kid could do that” is the world’s most clichéd dismissal of Modern art.

News

Art Movements

This week in art news: the international criminal court began its first war crimes trial for the destruction of cultural monuments, scientists claimed to have identified Banksy using geographic profiling, and Iggy Pop posed as a nude life model for New York Academy of Art students.

Art

From a Wedding Dress to a Dagger, Examining the Gifts Countries Give Each Other

In alignment with the focus on contemporary African art, fair organizers appointed Kapwani Kiwanga as this year’s Armory Artist Commission.

Art

Dreamscapes for the 21st Century at the Volta Art Fair

Plunge into dreams at Volta NY 2016.

Art

In a New Location, the Independent Art Fair Feels Like Home

After spending six years in Chelsea, the Independent Art Fair has found a new home in Tribeca, in the incredibly sleek Spring Studios, usually host to fashion-related events.