On April 9th, the highly anticipated Jean-Michel Basquiat: King Pleasure exhibition opened, featuring never-before-seen paintings by Jean-Michel. Jean-Michel Basquiat’s family has made over 200 new artworks available to the public through an exhibition at RXR’s Starrett-lehigh Building, a New York landmark in West Chelsea. Lisane Basquiat and Jeanine Heriveaux, Jean-sisters, Michel’s are the exhibition curators […]
As the art world continues to get used to the implementation of blockchain technologies, an important platform, by the name of Fairchain uses blockchain-based techniques similar to that used in NFTs to simplify and modernize the creation, sale, and purchase of actual artworks by artists, galleries, and art buyers. Fairchain, which was founded in 2019 […]
Venus Over Manhattan has had an epic phase lasting a decade, fostering a new generation of youthful and inspiring artists while also preserving the memory of renowned artists in the art world. This path has not been without setbacks, with the most recent being a lawsuit filed against Aby Rosen, which threatened to close the […]
The joy offered by art and fashion collaborations is always an opportunity we can’t take lightly and with artist Mario Navarro’s new art collection philosophically aligning well with the multi-faceted French-Japanese fashion Maison Kitsuné, Galerie Kitsune opens with “A chair is a chair is a chair.” Its mission? To combine and mix art with the […]
At The Shed, Argentinian-born and Berlin-based artist Tomás Saraceno’s sculptures, interactive installation, and collaborative artistic methods center his largest US exhibition. With a clear-eyed vision for a society free of carbon, extractivism, capitalism, and sexism, in a period he characterizes as the Aerocene era, Particular Matter(s) unpacks the artist’s ongoing discoveries of ecology interspecies communications, […]
One of the more positive outcomes of recent years and counting is the increasing progress the art world has endured. New York continues to openly assert itself as the playground for arts and culture, from diversifying leadership boards to opening art spaces of their own accord (Hollywood is becoming another hot spot as we speak!) […]
Frieze LA returns with a lively program after last year’s hiatus due to COVID-19; and a new venue in Beverly Hills; aside from the backlog already endured with the cancellation of the fair’s Sculpture presentation, the much-anticipated event strings out some of the most significant moments. Art Currently highlights the must-see shows during Frieze Week. […]
Art Basel was just given a seven-year contract to organize a new modern and contemporary art fair in the Grand Palais in Paris, replacing the infamous Fiac Fair which took place there in previous years. The new contemporary and modern art fair will be held in October, according to an announcement made yesterday by Réunion […]
SN37 opens a gallery space for photographers and filmmakers in the Seaport, joining a diverse pool of offerings in the area. Installation views of “Go Home”. Courtesy of Artist and SN37 Gallery. With new galleries popping up all throughout New York, it’s hard not to ignore the latest hot spot: The Seaport known for its […]
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Uruguay Opens its New Major Museum
Uruguay’s first significant modern art museum Museo de Arte Contemporáneo Atchugarry (MACA) located in Punta del Este, a seaside resort town opened earlier this month with a retrospective exhibition of Christo and Jeanne-Claude in Uruguay. The museum welcomed an excited crowd to see over fifty works from the artists’ estate through drawings, collages, sculptures, and […]